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What do you call light that you cant see?
well dum brain you call it dark duu
How does animals see in the dark?
Some animals can see in the dark with their big eyes.
Why cant you see ghost in light?
well you probably can but i never seen a ghost in my life and i don't want to see one well i did see shadows and it was sort of dark
How do animals see in the dark?
Some animals uses their big eyes to see better in the dark.
Explain why we cant see a jam sandwich in the dark?
you can only see when its light and when its dark you cannot see
What are some creatures that see very well in the dark?
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.
Why do you have animals in zoo?
because then you could see animals that you cant see in the wild.
What do you call animals that can see in the dark?
nocturnal animals
Can spider see in the dark?
No. Spiders have eye site just like you. If u cant see in the dark neither can a spider
Why are some animals not easily spotted?
Well if they are small you cant see them unless you get close and some animals are very fast you couldn't catch them with a blink of your eye.
How far can a cat see in the dark?
Actually cats cant really see in the dark that good so probably not that far.
Can humans see better in the dark than animals?
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.
