Outside and at night, all they need is the stars.
By opening or closing their pupils.
You cannot see cats eyes unless the light catches them, when the light does you will see a glimse of glowing grees. I looks quite spooky when you see my cats.
A cat's eye is affected by the setting of light.Since cats can see well in the dark, their eyes will dilatate into round pupils.Basically, a Answers.com eyes react to light in much the same way as a human's. Off Answers.com, cats can see a lot better in the dark because their pupils dilate more to allow more light into the eye.
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they work by reflecting the light form an on-coming car's headlights back towards the car, so the driver can see them cats eyes change form depending on the day and the night. At day time cats eyes change form to slits because of the brightness coming from the sun. at night time when the moon is out, cats eyes will turn to moons (a circle) because the moon only reflects the light also because at night this is a time for hunting and they need to absorb as much light as possible to see the prey. Cats can's see in total darkness, but they can see much better in semi-darkness than we can. Cat's can open their iris (the colored portion of the eye) very wide to let in as much light as possible. The retina (the back of the eye) is made up of two major types of light-sensitive cells called 'rods' and 'cones'. Rods magnify light impulses. Ca's have an increased number of rods. In cats, 25 out of 26 light-sensitive cells are rods, whereas in humans, 4 out of 5 cells are rods. Cats also have a highly developed tapetum lucidum, the reflective area in the back of their eyes. Other animals such as deer and raccoons also have this tapetum lucidum. This is what gives their eyes a glowing effect at night when light shines in their faces.
A cats eyes are well adapted at seeing in dim light, as they are most active during the hours of dawn and dusk to hunt. A cat cannot see in total darkness, but can see very well with little light.
You cannot see cats eyes unless the light catches them, when the light does you will see a glimse of glowing grees. I looks quite spooky when you see my cats.
No, but cats can see in very dim light, light in which their prey can not see very well, if at all.
A cat's eye is affected by the setting of light.Since cats can see well in the dark, their eyes will dilatate into round pupils.Basically, a Answers.com eyes react to light in much the same way as a human's. Off Answers.com, cats can see a lot better in the dark because their pupils dilate more to allow more light into the eye.
Cats eyes expand at night because They are bringing in more light to see into their eyes
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because they have sharp eyes .
yes in fact cats and dogs do see things in ultraviolet lightm if you are wondering what ultra violet light is it is form of radiation whitch is not visible to the human eye
they work by reflecting the light form an on-coming car's headlights back towards the car, so the driver can see them cats eyes change form depending on the day and the night. At day time cats eyes change form to slits because of the brightness coming from the sun. at night time when the moon is out, cats eyes will turn to moons (a circle) because the moon only reflects the light also because at night this is a time for hunting and they need to absorb as much light as possible to see the prey. Cats can's see in total darkness, but they can see much better in semi-darkness than we can. Cat's can open their iris (the colored portion of the eye) very wide to let in as much light as possible. The retina (the back of the eye) is made up of two major types of light-sensitive cells called 'rods' and 'cones'. Rods magnify light impulses. Ca's have an increased number of rods. In cats, 25 out of 26 light-sensitive cells are rods, whereas in humans, 4 out of 5 cells are rods. Cats also have a highly developed tapetum lucidum, the reflective area in the back of their eyes. Other animals such as deer and raccoons also have this tapetum lucidum. This is what gives their eyes a glowing effect at night when light shines in their faces.
no because you need light to see
Their eyes aren't glowing but, they are reflecting light which causes them to have the appearance of a glow. The light reflects in this way because cats can see in the dark. They need this ability because they are nocturnal. Cats have amazing night vision and this is because of their pupil shape and the ability of the pupils to dilate so large.
A cats eyes are well adapted at seeing in dim light, as they are most active during the hours of dawn and dusk to hunt. A cat cannot see in total darkness, but can see very well with little light.
i was told that cat reflect any dim light around to see batter