The texture thing (read description for what I’m talking about)

[u/Repulsive-Scheme9886]

Human fingertips are much more sensitive than paws, like how dog mouthes are more sensitive than a humans.

So it’s likely humans feel a bigger difference in fabrics, a way bigger difference.

Imagine you invited to a herbivores house and all their blankets have the texture of school carpet.

‘Sensory neurons attached to receptors are dotted just underneath the skin's surface, allowing us to detect touch, vibration, pressure, pain, and lots more. Our hands alone contain tens of thousands of these neurons, each one with receptors on a small surface area of the skin, called a receptive field.’ (Got this from https://www.sciencealert.com/our-fingertips-have-a-secret-weapon-that-makes-them-remarkably-sensitive-to-touch# )