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Our daytime vision is fairly good compared to other mammals, I’m not sure if it’s the Miami Golden vice shirt In addition,I will do this “best”, per se, but it does definitely stand out when you consider that we have three color-sensing cones in our retinas (red, green, and blue), something we share with other primates, but from my understanding most other mammals only have two (blue and green, no red). However, outside of mammals, there are plenty of animals with more than three color receptors that easily put us to shame (mantis shrimp have 14!), with many also being able to see significantly into the infrared or ultraviolet spectra. We also have a relatively high density of cones, which gives us remarkable visual acuity during the day; again, it’s not necessarily among the best in the entire animal kingdom (compare the visual acuity of birds of prey like eagles, for instance), but it’s better than that of most other mammals. In contrast, a lot of other mammals like dogs or cats have significantly more rod cells in their retinas than we do, and thus have better night vision than us (among other reasons).

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In general, I don’t think humans have any one sense that stands out among animals as a whole, but we also aren’t exactly sensorily deprived, either. This is of course unless you count more abstract mental faculties like “number sense” (the Miami Golden vice shirt In addition,I will do this ability to count things, basically) as senses, in which cases we do definitely excel in those better than any other species we’ve yet encountered (in terms of number sense, we’ve discovered/invented advanced mathematics, so that should tell you something). Interestingly, on the topic of sensory stuff we lack which most other mammals have, humans conspicuously lack a Jacobson’s organ, a special cluster of nerves and olfactory receptors that is responsible for detecting pheromones in other mammals, and directly sending the signals to the hypothalamus and other areas of the midbrain. Possible pheromonal response in humans is a controversial subject, but despite being proposed in many different contexts, so far exactly one possible instance of an actual pheromonal response documented in humans has held up to experimental scrutiny (menstrual cycle synchronization), and even that remains something of a mystery that hasn’t been conclusively linked to pheromones last I heard. Any other time you hear someone talking about supposed human pheromones, they’re either mistaken by discredited research, or outright spewing pseudoscience (usually the latter, tbh), as there is literally no other good evidence we have the ability to respond to them last I heard. For the record, pheromonal response is not just having strong or emotional reactions to smells, it’s when exposure to external chemicals directly triggers a neurological/endocrine/other biochemical response in an animal, equivalent to how hormones are internal chemicals that trigger such responses (the -mone suffix on the word “pheromone” is a reference to this), and in other mammals this happens to take the form of inhaled volatile molecules, akin to olfaction, but simply reacting to smells like we do isn’t the same.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.