In a room with a single window on a sunny day, Zephyr and Dakota are standing inside. Zephyr is right next to the window, while Dakota is further inside the room. A bird suddenly perches on the outside windowsill, partially obstructing the view. From whose perspective is the view of the outside more obstructed by the bird, Zephyr's or Dakota's?

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The view of the outside is more obstructed for Zephyr than for Dakota. Since Zephyr is closer to the bird, the angle between Zephyr's line of sight and the edges of the window is smaller. This means that a larger portion of Zephyr's field of view is blocked by the bird. Dakota, being further back from the window, has a wider angle of view with respect to the window's edges, enabling them to see more of the outside around the bird. Objects closer to a viewer tend to obscure more of their field of view than those farther away.