9 Weird Ways Animals See the World

The video explores the evolution and diversity of eyes across species, highlighting unique adaptations like color vision, ultraviolet and infrared detection, night vision, and specialized structures such as compound and rock eyes. It discusses how these adaptations provide survival advantages, from detecting predators to finding food and mates.

What is the term used to describe the ability to see three primary colors?

• Pentachromacy

• Tetrachromacy

• Trichromacy

• Dichromacy

How do bees perceive flowers differently from humans?

• They see flowers in super mega technicolor.

• They see flowers with ultraviolet patterns.

• They see flowers in infrared.

• They see flowers in black and white.

What unique feature do pit vipers use to detect their prey?

• Polarized light detection

• Infrared pits

• Ultraviolet vision

• Compound eyes

Which layer in a cat's eye helps enhance its night vision?

• Lens

• Tapetum lucidum

• Cornea

• Retina

How do cuttlefish use polarized light?

• To communicate with each other

• To see in the dark

• To navigate underwater

• To detect prey

What is the purpose of vertical slit pupils in some predators?

• To enhance color vision

• To improve night vision

• To help judge distance

• To detect polarized light

What is unique about the eyes of the West Indian fuzzy chiton?

• They are made of rock.

• They can see in ultraviolet.

• They have compound eyes.

• They have vertical pupils.