#51: Humans Are Just Interesting Shapes
Have you ever thought about how dolphins see us when we venture into their underwater world? These sea creatures have excellent eyesight, designed to navigate the ocean’s depths. Their eyes, located on the sides of their heads, give them a wide view of their surroundings. These eyes are equipped with special lenses.

These lenses adapt to the changing light conditions underwater, enabling them to see clearly, whether near the surface or down in the darker waters. To a dolphin, humans are just big, interesting shapes moving through the water. Their vision is optimized for hunting and communicating within their environment, not for recognizing the specific details of human features.