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Can a poison dart frog see in the dark?
yes it has night vision. pretty much anything poisinous can see in the dark
Can a tiger see?
Yes. Tigers have incredible night vision in addition to more powerful eyesight in general.
Why the word ambulance opposite write on the van?
So that a driver can see the word Ambulance correctly in his rear-vision mirror.
What is persistence of vision in relation to computer animated graphics?
Most animation relies on the theoretical existence of the 'Persistence of Vision', which is multiple images that are placed in a select order and presented just a bit faster than what is called the 'flicker rate'.
Why do i see and hear things that arent there?
We humans are EXCELLENT at recognizing patterns; sometimes TOO good, as we sometimes "recognize" a pattern that isn't there. Our brains see and hear fragments of images and sounds, and we sometimes identify those images and sounds inaccurately, because the parts that we DID observe fit (poorly) into a pattern that we had already seen. So we "see" things that we EXPECT to see, and we hear what we expect to hear. And sometimes it's tough to take a second look and try to re-evaluate the old familiar pattern.
ARE GLAUCOMA AND VERTIGO LINKED?
Yes, Glaucoma and Vertigo are linked as they both effect your vision. When you have glaucoma you see dark shadows or your vision is impared when you can not see at all. With vertigo again your vision is effected as your body is not balanced and you can not see clearly as well.
Black line in vision?
are you still seeing this? I started to see the thread like black string in my right eye. Sometimes its there and sometimes its not.
Can a cat see can cats see in x-ray vision can cats kill by staring?
No cats cannot see in x ray vision, and sometimes cats can kill by staring, it would make the prey fall dead from fright.
What are the components of a kaleidoscope called?
The components of a kaleidoscope include mirrors, an eyepiece, and the object chamber. The mirrors are set at angles to create multiple reflections, the eyepiece allows you to look into the kaleidoscope, and the object chamber holds small objects that create the patterns you see.
What effect allows you to see better in the dark and makes things seem black and white?
Night vision allows people to see in the dark. Monochrome is the effect of turning pictures into black and white color.
Can you explain why I can see blood vessels in my vision?
You can see blood vessels in your vision because the blood vessels in your eyes are close to the surface and can sometimes cast shadows on the retina, which is the light-sensitive tissue at the back of your eye. This can make the blood vessels appear as dark lines or spots in your field of vision.
What are thermal goggles used for?
Thermal goggles are sometimes known as heat vision goggles or night vision goggles. They are used by the military and emergency personnel to see things in the dark or through walls.
What is the theme in the book Skin by Ted Dekker?
That what makes you beautiful makes you ugly, and sometimes we get a blurred vision of the world, or the skin of this world and you can't see what things really are sometimes.
Why can you sometimes see things from the corner of your eye even though they are so dim you cannot see them when you look directly at them?
This is called averted vision. The light receptors toward the outside of your normal vision field are better at picking up dim objects.
Can you see color in your peripheral vision?
Yes, you can see color in your peripheral vision.
What color do birds see?
Birds can see in color and they see colors of ultra-violet light. There are species of birds that seem to prefer specific color.
Sometimes in the desert think they can see things that aren't there what is the name of this effect?
It is called a "mirage" or hallucination
