The text notes that humans have a few hundred different types of smell or “olfactory” receptors while dogs have about 1,000. Given this, dogs have a much greater ability to distinguish one scent from another than people do. Meanwhile, humans have sharper daytime vision than dogs and a greater ability to perceive colors in the portion of the visible light spectrum that runs from green through red. With this in mind, in what ways is a daytime walk around the neighborhood likely to be perceptually different for dogs, compared to humans?