How does a dragon see?

Answer 1

No, they are not colour blind they have quit good vision.

Answer 2

Dragon eyes work just the human counterpart. Dragons have colour vision, and can see farther than most Birds of Prey. Chinese dragons can see for many li or miles and European Dragons can see that distance if not farther. However, the type of sight mechanism depends on the dragon. Some dragons are also nocturnal and therefore are equipped with night-vision capabilities or infrared vision, which picks up infrared rays.

Dragons also have a cranial organ similar to the rostral organ in Coelacant fish by which they can detect the electric fields produced by active muscles. It was in this means that Smaug was awaken by Bilbo Baggins intruding into his lair.

Answer 3

I was wondering the same thing, as I've just turned my beardies light off and noticed she keeps running nose first into branches / the sides of her tank! Can't seem to find any answers on the internet!

when i turned the lights on and found ED climbing up his rock i think he new the cage so well that he found his way up an down "I think they cant see in the dark"

Answer 4

If you're asking in general, with eyes, of course. But if you're asking about vision quality, most dragons have eyesight at least two times as good as a hawk's. European dragons can see even better at double that.

Answer 5

It has been scientifically proven that Bearded Dragons see exactly like a human does. They see all colours but they catch movement a lot quicker then we do.