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Eyes have sensory elements called "rods" and "cones". The rods are light intensity sensitive. The cones are color sensitive. Predators, especially night stalkers, which are nocturnal, have eyes which are highly sensitive to low light levels. The rods at the receiving end of their eyes are much more sensitive to low light levels, even when the only light available is starlight. This is an evolutionary advantage which allows those predator species to hunt at night in order to catch a meal.

Humans have been daytime hunters, diurnal predators. Our eyesight is more color oriented. As an amateur astronomer, it takes me as much as an hour and a half for my eyes (the rods) to become accustomed to dark skies enough to pick out and appreciate faint light from nebulas and distant galaxies.

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Cats (all of them) have evolved superior night vision and some may have ultra-sensitive hearing, possibly ( look at the antennae of the Serval) ultra-sonic or maybe even sensitive to emf rays (electro-magnetic field).

All animals in my opinion are better than humans because all we do is destroy we at times kill animals for no reason and we wipe out species

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The sharpest vision on land would belong to Birds of Prey such as eagles, hawks and buzzards. Such birds possess vision 3-4 times sharper than ours allowing eagles to spot rabbits from several miles away. While hawks and buzzards often scan the earth from a height of 10-15,000 feet looking for tasty rodents to eat! And when they spot one, these birds can dive at over 100mph and, quite incredibly, still keep their target in complete focus.

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if you notice cats have a reflective shine to their eyes... because of this when it is dark if there is the smallest amount of light anywhere it reflects in their eyes therefore giving them night vision

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Racoon or lion

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owl has better vision at night

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Cats

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tigers can.

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Do contacts help correct your vision better than glasses?

they dont rly correct ur vision they are just like glasses, they help u see!


What advantages does the human eye have over the camera?

Our eyes can see in a wider place or area, while the camera can see only in one position or direction. --- The human eye has an auto-focusing system with a greater range than practically any lens, and a peripheral clarity greater than the average fish-eye lens. The ability to enhance low-light vision through the use of separate black-and-white receptors (cones) gives eyes a low-light night vision, although not on a par with infrared or starlight scopes.


What eyesight is best?

20/20 is the NORMAL vision, not the best. basically a normal person can stand 20 feet from something and see it clearly. so a person who has 20/50 means that they have to stand 20 feet from an object that a normal person (who has 20/20) can see from 50 feet away. if you have 20/200, which is legally blind, you have to stand 20 feet from an object that a normal person can see from 200 feet away...can you fathom that?!?! well it's real. now on the flip side you can be better than 20/20. if i got your eyes checked and the doctor said i had 20/19 vision it would be 1 foot better than 20/20. so basically if you're standing 10 feet from something, i would be able to see the same thing you see from 20 feet away. so theoretically 20/1 would be the best vision possible, but i doubt if that's attainable by a human being. there might be a few animals out there, like the eagle or owl, that have something close to that. cats have good night vision buy i don't think they have good vision as far as distance goes, well not superb like eagles and owls. the best vision possible for a human is 20/10 because of the vision receptors in your iris.it is also the best vision recorded.


What does 20 20 vision mean?

It means seeing at 20 feet what a person with normal vision sees at 20 feet. A person who has 20/40 vision can see at 20 feet what the person with normal vision sees at 40 feet, etc. Some people have better than 20/20 vision.


Is 16 20 better than 20 20 vision?

slightly worse one eye

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Do cats see better than humans?

In the general sense no. In the day time humans have the ability to see better. If you are talking strictly about night vision, than yes. Cats are nocturnal animals, hence their night vision in superb


How does a cat see?

Cat vision differs from the vision of humans quite a but. Whereas humans can see at a further distance than cats (which see these items with a blur), the felines of the world can see dim lighting loads better than their human companions. Cats also have amazing night vision and are better at following fast moving objects.


How good is a parrots vision?

Being birds, parrots have extremely good vision. Easily 2 to 3 times better than human vision.


Does a tiger see at night?

In complete darkness, tigers can't see any better than you can. However, cats in general have eyes that are constructed in such a way as to provide more sensitivity in low-light conditions than human eyes do. In the case of tigers, this amounts to about a factor of five or six.


Can grizzly bears see well?

yes they do, their eye sight is better than humans.


Who has better eyesight a horse or a normal human that is not blind?

Depends on what you mean. Horses can see less detail, but are better at spotting movement. They also have worse depth perception, since their eyes are usually used in a monocular fashion. Conversely, they have a greater range of vision. They have better night-vision than humans, but it takes their eyes longer to adjust.


How good is a tigers eye sight?

Tigers hunt mainly during the evening and night times, when the vision of their prey is compromised. For this reason, their night time vision is excellent; about six times better than that of humans.


Is 20 15 vision better than 20 20?

Yes, 20 15 vision is better than 20 20 vision.


How much better can a bird see than a human?

Humans Are All One But Birds Can Be Different If You Compare Humans Vision With A Eagles Vision Then An Eagle Vision Would Be Better And Sharper Compared To A Humans But If You Compare Human With Sparrows For Example Then Humans Vision Would Be Clearer And Bigger Like Glasses For A Sparrow.


Is 20 16 vision better than 20 20?

Yes, 20 16 is better it means you have better than perfect vision


How many times better than humans do tigers smell?

During the day, the tiger's eyesight is comparable to human's but at night it is six times better due to their eyes having larger anterior chambers and lenses as well as a wider pupil.


Where do you get night vision?

Night vision has been in market for quite sometime now. There have been newer night vision equipment is much better than the older gear. In addition to night vision binoculars and monoculars, which help you to see in low-light conditions, night-vision scopes let you reach out and touch someone, even in near total darkness. You can try online also in sites like ebay. Some of the popular brands could be ATNCorp, Bushnell, NightOptics etc.