While people used to believe that all animals are colour-blind, modern studies show this is untrue.
Cats’ retinae have an arrangement of rods and cones just as ours do.
However, scientists point out that the number of these suggests cats are pretty good about colour in general but not quite as good as we are at distinguishing subtleties.
I wonder what numbers Scoop and Au would see in these Ishihara dots?If your colour vision is perfect you should see 56, 45, 29, 25, 8, and 6.
If you see a lot of dots instead, take a look at Ishiwara Test for Colour Blindness and check out Wikipedia's article on Colour Blindness too.Labels: cat blog, cats and color, Cats On Tuesday, color blind