What are the differences between the human eye and the cats eye?

Answer 1

The human eye and the frog eye are both socketed, which means that they do not protrude from the skull. Some people think that frogs are colour blind -- actually, they have the same colour reception as a human. Also, the frog has its eyes on the sides of its head, plus it can see in the dark or very dim light.

Answer 2

First the obvious: Tiger eyes are larger in size and the pupil is fixed vertically and human eyes are smaller and have a round pupil. It has been said and noted that these large species from the cat family can only see in black and white and humans see in both black and white and color too. Also Tigers can see better in the dark than humans, this is possible due to the size of their eyes. It's also known that Tigers can see better at far distances than humans. And ti add human eyes come in many different shades of colors. Tigers eyes are mainly Golden Brown in color. Although rare some of these cats have been known to have Bright Blue eye's or Glowing Green eye's.

Answer 3

I have read two articles on cat's eyes before. One of them said that cats see color, just not very bright. The other said that cats only see in black and white. But both articles mentioned cats night vision as a special difference cats have to humans.

Answer 4

Cats have a reflective layer behind their retina called the tapetum lucidum that enhances their night vision. Cats also have a larger cornea and pupil, allowing more light to enter the eye. The shape of the cat's eye is more elliptical, providing them with a wider field of view.