How do animals see the world?

Picture 1 of How do animals see the world?

Don't expect to catch the rabbit from behind, because it's capable of looking at 360 degrees

Mole rats are not necessarily nearsighted, bobbins have very bad eyesight. The dog did not see the owner clearly about 100 meters away. The eagle does not distinguish dogs and wolves. And the rabbit will laugh at the idea that people may suddenly catch it, because its eyes have a market of 360 degrees.

Like humans, visionary animals adapt to their abilities. In other words, vision is a combination of possibilities or limitations. Prey and predator do not have the same vision about the surrounding environment. Have a detailed view, shape, relief and contrast, movement and color, night or day view.

People and animals are different about the market. People look very clear in color and contrast, but at night things get complicated.

If we can see 24 frames per second, the dog looks at 60 images and the honey bee looks at 300 images. In other words, if the bee sees a movie, it will only see a series of extremely slow images.

Spiders have primitive eyesight, a fake lens, an early cornea. They have fixed eyes, but because they are predators, they have to increase the number of eyes: up to 8 pairs. They belong to an ancient species in the elementary animal ladder. And the bug has "poor" vision because it is enough for them. Aphid eye has from 5 to 10 faces, called an eye box. Bees have up to 300 eyeballs, and dragonflies are 3,000.

Picture 2 of How do animals see the world? Humans are sensitive to the three primary colors of light, blue, green, and red. Animals must admire us because most of them are color blind or see only black and white images.

Should reconsider a legend: snakes cannot hypnotize anyone. They have transparent eyelids that are immobile, so their looks look strange. It is known that snakes have very poor eyesight, but are sensitive to movement. The lizard has a good color vision. The bobcat can see a person walking on the mountain side, but doesn't recognize his figure. Dogs and cats cannot recognize red. But in return, cats dominate because they can see at night. The bird is very colorful in terms of color, which is a means for them to distinguish the roof.

Standing on a tall tree, the falcon has the world's most delicate vision, four to five times sharper than humans, and can distinguish colors. But at night, their eyesight deteriorated, so they had to sleep early and get up late. Night-eating birds see both night and day.

The horse's eyes have a market of 350 degrees, so they can detect all hazards. The small blind angle is its tip. And the rabbit looked 360 degrees, clearly seeing everything around.