Their large pupils and specialized cells enable them to see in low light, making them exceptional nocturnal hunters.
Adaptation
The tapetum lucidum, a reflective layer behind a cat's retina, enhances their ability to see in the dark.
Tapetum Lucidum
This abundance allows them to detect movement and navigate in darkness with unmatched precision, showcasing their natural hunting prowess.
Rod Cells
This adaptation aids in stalking prey during the cover of darkness, making them efficient hunters even in dimly lit environments.
Nighttime Hunting
They primarily see shades of blue and green, emphasizing their reliance on motion and contrast during nighttime activities.
Limited Color Vision
Their exceptional night vision aligns with this behavior, allowing them to thrive during the times when light conditions are suboptimal.
Crepuscular Behavior
Ensure minimal obstacles in their nighttime space and use dim lighting to facilitate their natural instincts while keeping them comfortable.
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