Some animals can see in full color like humans. Though some animals have cones in their retina (which are used to see color) that cant distinguish the colors other than the color black (when no light is reflected off the surface) and the color white (all light is reflected). All the other colors are just the amount of light that's absorbed and reflected, the darker colors would show up close to the color black.
No, All Animals DO NOT All See In Black And White.
Nobody knows.
I think many of them do.
No, not all animals see in black and white. Some animals, like humans, see in color. Others, like dogs and cats, see in shades of gray and some colors. It depends on the animal's eyes and how they perceive light.
animals see just the same way as us. but they see different colours. some only see in black and white.
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birds can only see black + white
Dogs cats squirrels
Animals that see in black and white, like some birds and mammals, perceive the world in shades of gray. They lack color vision and rely on other visual cues to navigate their environment.
well yea if they are colour blind
Most polar animals are coloured in some form of black and/or white. The black sides of animals make them hard to see from above -- in water, and the white sides of animals make them hard to see from below -- in water. Most animals that exist in polar environments find their food chains in water, so their camouflage colouring helps them survive. Examples are puffins, penguins and polar bears.
No they don't. Dogs see red and green well otherwise they see black and white.