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Arctic foxes have excellent vision, especially in low-light conditions, thanks to their large eyes adapted for viewing in the Arctic's dim environment. Their eyesight is particularly acute during twilight and at night, allowing them to spot prey even in challenging conditions. However, like many animals, their color vision is limited compared to humans, as they primarily rely on motion detection and contrast. This adaptation is crucial for hunting and navigating their snowy habitat.

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