What could you see if you were a Pigeon or a Bee

Ways of seeing the world might be more interesting if you were a pigeon or a bee . Some animals have really cool ways of seeing the world, unlike humans. For example, birds like Pigeon can see ultraviolet (light that is beyond the range of human sight), which helps them differentiate between males and females of their own species as well as better navigate in their surroundings. Additionally, they are very good at focusing, as exemplified by falcons and eagles. Insects also have some weird vision patterns . For example, flies see everything in slow motion and can see ultraviolet light. Bees have their own problems - they can't tell what the color red is to them, it looks basically the same to them as dark blue. Rats are not the most observant animals either - they can't see shades of red or green. Cats are good at seeing in the dark - when it's pitch black outside, they become ninja-like as well as can see six times better than us. Dogs are furry friends and are not so great at seeing certain colors, but they can see a range of blues and violets and also they can differentiate 40 Shades of Gray. Astonaising right !

On a related note: frogs are really particular when it comes to food - if there's nothing moving near them, they won't even try anything. Chameleons have eyes that can move independently of each other and this types of eyes allows them to see everything around them without turning their head. They're also able to see two images simultaneously!

Finally: rewording the previous sentence using short sentences and a casual tone of voice: Some animals have interesting ways of seeing the world. For instance, birds can see things beyond what humans physically can with their eyesight- like ultraviolet light (light that is beyond the range of human sight). Additionally, they're amazing at focusing on small objects or things that are far away- eagle can be examples aside. Insects often employ some pretty wacky vision patterns; for example, flies see everything in slow motion and can also See ultraviolet light- which helps with communication among insects biologically speaking. Bees have their share of issues too; such as being unable to determine what color red is to them- it just looks like dark blue to them. Lastly Rats simply aren't all that observant- considering they cannot discern shades of red or green from what they do perceive visually-. Dogs aren't quite as bad though; although they generally don't fare too well visually during daylight hours because their eyesight isn't nearly as sharp as ours with regard to brightness/vibrance ORANGE AND RED ARE TWO CERTAINLY COLORS THAT DOGS CAN SEE WELL TOO Chameleon eyes have multiple sets of lenses which assist in stereoscopic depth perception allowing for an increased field image while keeping the eye stationary.

This types of many interesting facts that are new to you can be a reason that you might think about seeing the world through the eye of a pigeon or eye of bee . Just think how amazing it would be if you will be able to see ultraviolet light or get the ability of seeing in dark. It can also be mesmerizing if you able to see things without moving or you can see see anything in slow motion or you would able see the forty shades of gray color , isn't it ? Also think about a world with out red and green color.

That's it for today and i will be back with more intersting facts next time. Thanks for reading.