What are the differences in animal vision?

What are the main differences in vision between humans and animals?

Humans have trichromatic vision, meaning we see three primary colors. Many animals, like dogs, are dichromatic and see fewer colors.

What about nocturnal animals? How do they see in the dark?

Nocturnal animals have more rod cells in their retinas, which enhances their ability to see in low light conditions.

Do all animals see the same range of colors?

No, different species have varying numbers of color receptors. For example, some birds can see ultraviolet light, which humans cannot.

How does the vision of predators differ from prey animals?

Predators often have forward-facing eyes for depth perception, while prey animals have eyes on the sides of their heads for a wider field of view.