Moose do not see well at close range and must roll their eyes forward in order to see items up close. This is not due so much to poor vision as it is to eye placement. Because their eyes are set more to the sides of the head they have a rather large blind spot in front of them.
Yes, they do, because in albinism the animal or human lack the ability to produce melanin. You should do more research on this, because it is impossible to explain in a small answer right here, but in short, melanin is important for helping you and animals see well. Lack of melanin causes many errors in eye development.
But albino animals have other problems other than eyesight. They can easily be spotted by predators and they also risk getting sunburn. They may even be shunned during mating season.
Although, of course, albinos always preferred as pets.... :)
No albino cats don't go blind from an early age.
No
yes they do but are color blind
Sloths have very poor eyesight and hearing
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Poor eyesight, small size, dependent on man
No, their eyesight is very poor. I do not know if they can see in color though. They do not see like humans, they are born with bad eyesight
Moose feed during the day and bed down in the evenings. The moose has relatively poor eyesight but sense of smell and hearing compensate for that. During the summer when insects are at their worst, the moose will wander the heavy bush and overgrowth and use lakes to avoid the biting bugs.
yes they do but are color blind
Yes. Kiwi have quite poor eyesight, but they are compensated for this by their excellent sense of smell.
Pandas have poor eyesight.
no.
Sloths have very poor eyesight and hearing
No.
it is false
No.
for people with poor eyesight...
Optomotrist.
Poor eyesight?