India, Dec. 24 -- What makes bats, dogs and cats different from humans? In fact, let's make the question specific. What makes them able to see things in a pitch dark room, smell something 12 miles away and differentiate among several kinds of scents in a jiffy? Ultrasonic sound frequencies, Jacobson's organ, an intelligent nose - somehow these creatures do better than our limited-capacity eyes and ears! Humans - the smart ones- use these friends because we know our constraints of sight and sound. IT folks- again the smart ones- use the tough combination of a dog-sharp nose, ultrasonic ears and dark-room vision goggles that Observability's edge gives. But is Observability losing its edge (due to noise fatigue, fragmentation, AI, high costs...