There are two basic differences. The first is in the shape of the iris; the human iris is circular when contracted, while the cat's iris is the characteristic vertical slit when nearly fully closed. The second difference is that the cat's eye has a reflective surface behind the retina. This membrane, the tapetum, reflects light back through the retina a second time, basically giving the vision cells a second chance to see it, and thus making them more sensitive. A side effect of this tapetum is that light reflects back out of the cat's eyes if it is looking at a light source, which can make the cat's eyes seem to glow.
Nobody knows why the iris shape is different, but while a pinhole can make an entire image sharper, a slit will cause an image to be sharper only in the direction perpendicular to the slit, so in bright sunlight, a cat will be able to resolve motion left and right much better than up and down. This may assist the cat in hunting at ground level during daylight hours. The tapetum is quite clearly an adaptation for hunting at low light levels, a benefit to the cat who is, in the wild, nocturnal.
They are the same colour colour as humans eyes!
cats can interact with humans by waging their tails, purring, or even looking at you with big eyes.
No, cats cannot be sexually attracted to humans. Cats have different mating behaviors and instincts than humans.
It is just a genetic trait of their species. Not all orange cats have orange eyes, but it is the most common. Cats can have eyecolours as wide in variety as humans.
No, humans cannot contract chlamydia from cats. Chlamydia in cats is caused by a different strain of the bacteria and does not infect humans.
Cats and humans teeth are different because of the types of food we eat. Cats are meant to be hunters.
They have reflective eyes which (unlike humans) does not blind them
Yes. Cats hunt largely by sight. Cats have far better night vision than humans do.
Yes, Cats eyes, are 'cats eyes' although their eyes aren't the same as maybe the marble 'cats eye', only in bright light- i suppose they are just eyes though
Yes, cats have many of the same bones that humans have, although the size and some of the specific shapes are different.
no every eye is different no eyes are the same not even your own eyes.
No they cannot because their eyes are above their noses, just like humans.