Are there any wolves that can see color?

Answer 1

"Wolves have only red and blue photo receptors in their eyes, unlike humans, who have red, green, and blue photo receptors. Tests on domestic canines show that they may not be able to distinguish yellow from green or orange from red."

The above was taken from the website runningwithwolves.org which can be found in the related links section below.

Answer 2

I am thinking that wolves see in black and white. but dont quote me on that!

I think its black and white because dogs and cats and other animals see in black and white.

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Answer 3

wolves are related to dogs who see in black and white, so they probably see in black and white too.

Answer 4

We don't know very much about a wolf's sight. It is said that they are either colour blind, or cannot distinguish colour as well as we do.

Answer 5

We don't know for sure. We think wolves and other canines either see in black and white or don't distinguish different colours as well as we do.

Answer 6

All wolves can see in colour, they just see those colours differently than humans do.

Answer 7

Wolves can see some color, the same as dogs, but they cannot see color as well as we primates can. Primates have 3 different color receptors in their eyes, while wolves and dogs only have 2.

Answer 8

Wolves have two color receptors in the eye. Which means they can see some colors but not all. They are partially color blind.

Answer 9

yes but not very well

Answer 10

Black and white