Things dogs can sense

 Dogs possess remarkable sensory abilities that allow them to perceive things beyond human detection, often leading to behaviors that seem paranormal. For example, they can sense subtle environmental changes, like the pressure drop before a storm, due to their acute hearing and sensitivity to vibrations.

Dogs are also thought to detect seismic activity, such as earthquakes, before humans feel them. Their ability to sense low-frequency vibrations or changes in the Earth's magnetic field may explain this behavior, though scientific evidence is still inconclusive.

Another remarkable ability dogs have is detecting illnesses in humans. Their sense of smell is so refined that they can identify changes in a person’s body chemistry, such as fluctuations in blood sugar or even the presence of cancer.

Dogs are highly attuned to human emotions, often sensing when their owners are upset or anxious. This emotional sensitivity sometimes leads them to exhibit behaviors like comforting or protecting their owners.

Lastly, dogs occasionally act strangely, staring at empty spaces or barking at nothing, which many attribute to their acute senses picking up stimuli beyond human perception.

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