Did you know that catfish can taste with their entire body? Or that bumblebees can sense the electric fields of flowers? Or that an octopus’s arms can function semi-independently from its brain?
Ed Yong’s Pulitzer Prizewinning book AN IMMENSE WORLD is a rich exploration of the vast universe of nonhuman senses. Want to learn more about animal perception? Come to the lecture on April 29! Ed Yong will take the stage at 7:30 p.m. at Carnegie Music Hall. Buy in-person tickets or an online access pass at pittsburghlectures.org 🔗
This Ten Evenings lecture is sponsored by carnegiemnh 🦕 Copies of AN IMMENSE WORLD are available through whitewhalebks 📚
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