Life As Another Organism: A Sensory Exploration Into the Worlds of Other Animals
Did you know that catfish have taste buds all over their bodies? That elephants "listen" with their feet? And that a mallard duck’s vision wraps around almost entirely 360 degrees?
Join the Biomimicry Institute for a 45-minute journey into the wild diversity of sensory perception of living beings. Guided by Kat Sitnikova, it begins with a captivating exploration of how different organisms experience touch, smell, taste, hearing, and sight, followed by a gentle 10-minute seated guided meditation that invites participants to step into the world of another being—feeling, sensing, and perceiving as they do. This immersive experience is a unique way to reconnect with the natural world and deepen our appreciation for how organisms interact with it.
⚠️ Important! This event takes place at The Nest Climate Campus. In order to attend, you’ll need to complete two registrations:
This registration on Luma!
To access the venue, you must also register for your complimentary 3-Day Pass to The Nest Climate Campus here: https://www.thenestclimatecampus.com/register
We look forward to going on this journey with you!