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How some Animals like Dogs, Cats can see in the Dark ? How can we see some Object ?
Now r u happy Mr. Yaar Mere Ji ? Tell me what makes them able to see in the dark ...
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It became necessary to reply ... neither the former nor the later ( From yr 2 options )
U could take it as a Fun or Joke as "Well read Physics may write silly things" ... Never Mind , ok ?
Now tell me how can they see ? some animals and not all, what's the difference ???
Nature, I guess these animals would have more senstive 'rods' and 'cones' in their eyes, which are more adept at picking up light of lower intensity than humans can. Hence, what appears as darkness to us isnt probably really dark. Im sure these animals too wont be able to see anything in absolutely pitch black darkness.
What we see in the cats' eyes is probably the light relected off their lenses / vitreous humor (I assume). Nearly blind animals, like bats, obviously depend on other forms of 'sight' (echo location in this case) to 'see'.
Oph ho ... aap to bahut sayaanaa ho. Aur haa pakaate bhi ho ... I missed all the options. But yeah,
I would like to choose yr 3rd option ... but that is partially true, I wanted a Topic of Sawaal - Jawaab
( Questioning - Answering )
But not by my own ... Is that not clear ??? I think u don't want to come to the Point .... Better delete this Topic ...
Can u do that ?
How do animals see in the dark?
After the emergence of vertebrates from the water some 300 million years ago, the evolving landscape became more and more crowded with large herbivores and predators. However, a rich ecological niche remained available to competitors with the right adaptations — the abilities to find food and avoid predators at night. Although mammals first evolved over 200 million years ago, the majority of them remained primarily nocturnal until the demise of their major predators, the dinosaurs about 65 million years ago. After that, new ecological niches became available in the light of day. Then the modern complement of both diurnal and nocturnal mammals evolved.
In order to survive at night, these animals had to find food in the dark. Some developed a highly-advanced senses of smell or specialized hearing abilities such as echolocation. Others acquired eye adaptations for improved night vision
Big Eyes
The most notable feature of nocturnal animals is the size of their eyes. Large eyes, with a wider pupil, larger lens and increased retinal surface can collect more ambient light. For example, an owl's eyes fill over one half its skull. Likewise, some species have evolved tubular eyes as a means of increasing their size. By expanding the eyes in this way, they are very tightly fit in the socket. As such, many nocturnal animals cannot move their eyes within the orbit. Instead, they have evolved extraordinary rotational ability in the neck. Owls, for example, can rotate their neck through 270°.
THANK U AZGAR JI ... for such a nice Article .... here is a short description that I came to know about :
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1. How can we see ? Isn't it the Light that comes from the Object to our Eyes ?
-----> When photon reflects from an object and falls into our eyes, our eyes sense (Hence we see)
It and transmit into an Electrical signal which is sensed by our brain and thus we feel like seeing.
2. How can some Animals like Cats can see in the Dark ? what's the Main difference ?
-----> Some Animals see because they have more number of rods (some cylindrical cell or something!)
In their eyes which help them to amplify that electrical signal. One more thing, the cats' eyes glow in dark,
That's also because of the rods. But human beings have less number of rods, so not much amplification in
Electrical signal, hence we cannot see in dark properly. They have a special layer of cells at the back of
Their retinas, called the Tapetum Lucidum (Latin for "Bright Carpet"). This shiny layer of cells, acting like
A mirror, reflects light back to the retina's cells.
So in near darkness, a cat's eyes collect what light there is and give the retina a second chance to absorb
Every photon. And domestic cats aren't the only ones with this light-enhancing device. Big cats like tigers
And lions, woodland deer, Ocean-dwelling whales and even your family dog all come equipped with the
"Bright Carpet" feature.
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Why it happens that in a Hot Sunny Day, we see the air at a far distance is vibrating like Fire ?
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