案例简介：戴维 · Chancellor / Lion at dawn，肯尼亚马赛马拉: 我记得我的儿子芬 (Fin) 经常会像这样向后倾斜，闻到早晨的空气。当时他还很年轻，我们会看着他对气味和味道感到高兴。没有其他气味可以与非洲景观即将到来的降雨相比。我认为，这是由于来自温暖的地球的热量仍在努力上升而使灰尘下降的水分。它被称为petrichor，当雨水落在干燥的土壤上时产生的泥土气味。这个词是由希腊的petra (岩石) 或petros (石头) 和 ī ch ō r构成的，后者是在希腊神话中神的静脉中流动的流体。我请Fin描述一下它的味道: “喜欢冰淇淋!” 要了解更多内容，请关注我 @ chancellordavid。

案例简介：Photo by David Chancellor / Lion at dawn, Masai Mara, Kenya: I remember my son, Fin, would often lean back like this and smell the morning air. He was very young at the time, and we would watch him delight in the smell and the taste. There is no other smell that can compare with the impending arrival of rain over an African landscape. It’s something about the moisture holding the dust down as the heat from the warm earth still tries to rise, I think. It’s called petrichor, the earthy scent produced when rain falls on dry soil. The word is constructed from the Greek petra (rock), or petros (stone), and īchōr, the fluid that flows in the veins of the gods in Greek mythology. I asked Fin to describe what it tastes like: “like ice cream!” To see more follow me @chancellordavid.

国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor / Lion at dawn, Masai Mara, Kenya: I remember my son, Fin, would often lean back like this and

案例简介：戴维 · Chancellor / Lion at dawn，肯尼亚马赛马拉: 我记得我的儿子芬 (Fin) 经常会像这样向后倾斜，闻到早晨的空气。当时他还很年轻，我们会看着他对气味和味道感到高兴。没有其他气味可以与非洲景观即将到来的降雨相比。我认为，这是由于来自温暖的地球的热量仍在努力上升而使灰尘下降的水分。它被称为petrichor，当雨水落在干燥的土壤上时产生的泥土气味。这个词是由希腊的petra (岩石) 或petros (石头) 和 ī ch ō r构成的，后者是在希腊神话中神的静脉中流动的流体。我请Fin描述一下它的味道: “喜欢冰淇淋!” 要了解更多内容，请关注我 @ chancellordavid。

国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor / Lion at dawn, Masai Mara, Kenya: I remember my son, Fin, would often lean back like this and

案例简介：Photo by David Chancellor / Lion at dawn, Masai Mara, Kenya: I remember my son, Fin, would often lean back like this and smell the morning air. He was very young at the time, and we would watch him delight in the smell and the taste. There is no other smell that can compare with the impending arrival of rain over an African landscape. It’s something about the moisture holding the dust down as the heat from the warm earth still tries to rise, I think. It’s called petrichor, the earthy scent produced when rain falls on dry soil. The word is constructed from the Greek petra (rock), or petros (stone), and īchōr, the fluid that flows in the veins of the gods in Greek mythology. I asked Fin to describe what it tastes like: “like ice cream!” To see more follow me @chancellordavid.

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国家地理 - Photo by David Chancellor / Lion at dawn, Masai Mara, Kenya: I remember my son, Fin, would often lean back like this and

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