COLORS

COLORS
So this podcast was super interesting actually, I enjoyed very much so and started to really give it a listen when they started talking about butterflies eyes and how each species can or cannot see the spectrum to a certain degree.  I think more people do need to give attention to how lucky we are as humans to have the ability to see certain colors that maybe dogs and other species can't. 
People who have a keen eye for the love of art and color are those to not take advantage of because then who will let us know how wonderful it is to give attention to little detail? We would be overlooking so much beauty. 

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