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- 1The Concept of Umwelt Is Changing How Scientists Study Animals●Umwelt Suggests That Every Animal Experiences the World Differently — and it Can Change How We Study Them
Discover Magazine is highlighting 'umwelt', the idea that each animal species experiences the world through its own unique sensory reality, shaped by the senses it possesses. The article argues that recognising these perceptual worlds can change how researchers study animal behaviour, since humans cannot assume animals perceive their surroundings the way people do.
- 2Sensori raises $1M pre-seed from creators and athletes●Sensori raises $1M pre-seed backed entirely by creators and athletes
Sensori has raised a $1 million pre-seed funding round, with the entire round backed by creators and athletes rather than traditional venture investors. The startup is positioning itself with backers drawn from online talent and sports, a model that is drawing attention as an alternative route to early-stage capital. Details on the company's product and use of funds were not immediately disclosed.
- 3Wisconsin elementary school opens sensory garden honoring Ruth Johnson▼C.H. Bird Elementary dedicates sensory garden in memory of Ruth Johnson
C.H. Bird Elementary School has dedicated a new sensory garden in memory of Ruth Johnson. The garden is intended as a calm, interactive outdoor space for students, combining plants and features designed to engage the senses while serving as a lasting tribute to Johnson's connection to the school community. Local coverage in the Sun Prairie area has highlighted the dedication as a touching way to remember her.
- 4Moths May Be Able to Smell With Their Wings●Moths May Smell With Their Wings The tobacco hawkmoth, Manduca sexta , relies on its antennae to sense odors, but a new
A new study suggests the tobacco hawkmoth, Manduca sexta, may sense odors not only with its antennae but also with its wings. Researchers identified sensory bristles along the margins of the moth's wings that respond to smells, adding a surprising dimension to how insects detect chemicals in the air.
- 5Sensory-friendly space opens science learning to more people▼A sensory-friendly space makes science learning more accessible
A new sensory-friendly space is being highlighted for making science learning more accessible. The initiative is aimed at learners who benefit from reduced-sensory environments, helping them engage with science education in a comfortable setting.
- 6Hyundai launches 'Feel The Game' for visually impaired cricket fans●Hyundai’s 'Feel The Game' lets visually impaired fans experience cricket like never before
Hyundai has introduced 'Feel The Game', an initiative aimed at letting visually impaired fans experience cricket more fully. The campaign, reported by marketing outlet Social Samosa, is being highlighted as an example of inclusive innovation in sports, using technology or sensory design so blind and low-vision supporters can follow and feel the action rather than relying on commentary alone.