Which animal is blind?

Answer 1

well, most animals can. animals that have whiskers can see okay at night, but need some help. the spots where the whiskers are attached are very sensitive, if anything brushes up against it, will be felt. well, mostly every animal can see at night, just some not very well, but none cannot see at all.

Answer 2

Moles are commonly known to be blind as their eyes are highly reduced and covered with skin. Despite this, they have excellent senses of touch and smell to help navigate their dark underground tunnels.

Answer 3

The general assumption is that bats are blind, (which isn't true) but it is indeed any mamal that stays in the absence of light for too long of a time period.

Example:

an animal gets lost in the deep depths of a cave, the absence of light would eventually make the creature go blind.

Hope that helps

Answer 4

Well, there are alot of animals that are nocturnal and that are awake in the day, also alot of animals that switch from one to another. Some examples (that might be true) of animals that stay awake in the day are dogs, birds, monkies, bears, some cats, etc.

Answer 5

The only animals that are known to be blind in the daytime are troglobytes, which are cave dwelling species. The beauty rat snake is a cave dwelling snake that is native to East and Southeast Asia.

Answer 6

The only animals that are naturally blind are those that have developed deep in caves where light does not penetrate and sight is useless. While there are several animals that have limited or poorly developed vision, like moles, voles, and bats, they are still able to see.

Answer 7

i reckon it is the bats. bats are blind and use their hearing and sense of smell to direct them to food and insects or wherever they need to go.

Answer 8

monkeys, elephants, Spiders, gorillas,

Answer 9

Humans for a start.

Answer 10

Mouse