It depends on what type of animal it is. If it is nocturnal it will love the dark. An example for a nocturnal animal is an owl. It sleeps during the day and hunts and stays up during the night. That is how nocturnal animals are described. But if you compare a cat with an owl in this situation, an owl likes the dark more than the cat. =)
Yes of course animals can see better in the dark than humans.Why do you think Owls and Aye-ayes are nocturnal? so their eyesight has to be better than ours .Have you ever seen an animal stumble in the dark/at night ? i havent,but us humans will if we don't have some type of light to see we will stumble or even worse break a toe or something ,because we cant see in the dark.What i am trying to say is that yes of course animals can see better than humans.
Nocturnal animals are typically adapted to low light conditions. They often have large eyes, keen senses of hearing and smell, and may possess special adaptations like whiskers or facial discs to help them navigate in the dark. Many nocturnal animals, such as owls, bats, and some rodents, have specialized night vision to help them hunt for food or avoid predators in the dark.
dark wolf is better than dark bull (way better).
Bats have better night vision than humans because they are nocturnal animals and have evolved to navigate and hunt in darkness. Bats have highly developed echolocation abilities that help them "see" in complete darkness by emitting sound waves and listening to the echoes that bounce back. This allows them to perceive their surroundings and locate prey with great accuracy.
There are many wild animals that can be found in France. Those who are nocturnal and without a noticeable tail are the Beech marten.
A nocturnal animal is one that is active during the night and sleeps during the day. These animals have adaptations such as keen night vision, enhanced senses of hearing and smell, and specialized fur or feathers to help them navigate and hunt in the dark. Examples include owls, bats, and foxes.
Nocturnal animals use asymmetrical hearing to detect the direction of sound more accurately and localize potential prey or predators in the dark. By having one ear positioned higher or lower than the other, they can determine whether a sound is coming from above or below them, helping them navigate and hunt efficiently in low-light conditions.
Some creatures that see very well in the dark include cats, owls, and geckos. These animals have adaptations such as large eyes, special cells called rods in their retinas, and reflective layers behind their retinas to maximize light sensitivity in low-light conditions.
NOCturnal...the night shift...they think its better than saying graveyard shift
Owls, wolf, bat, cats and dogs. ___________________________ Like the first person wrote many animals have a greater ability to see in the dark, than man. Often we find animals with the greatest ability to see in the dark are animals with larger eyes, such as the owls; animals with smaller eyes are normally better at seeing in the day time.
Not all of them do. Those that do are nocturnal animals, meaning they hunt at night, rather than day.