You seem to take a liking to talking in ambiguity while also asking for clarity. I do not know what you are trying to say in the second paragraph, Infrared-sensing has been found in snakes and bats, and the mechanism therein is well established, therefore your conclusion is flawed.
Heat sensing in these other species is visual, not chemical. Maybe dogs can detect heat based on time to activate the chemical receptors along the nose but that’s up close and not so distant where they’d lose resolution because of diffusion into the air from source if closd
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u/OkCollar6742 Feb 07 '25
You seem to take a liking to talking in ambiguity while also asking for clarity. I do not know what you are trying to say in the second paragraph, Infrared-sensing has been found in snakes and bats, and the mechanism therein is well established, therefore your conclusion is flawed.