Sentences with phrase «cats see in the dark»

Can cats see in the dark, or is it just a myth?

Can cats see in the dark?

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A general assumption may be that cats have an advantage over us humans regarding sight since they can see well in the dark.

How Your Dog Uses Them Felines sometimes use their whiskers for feeling their way around places during the night, but cats see better in the dark than canines do.

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Also, remember a night light after dark — even cats can't see the litter box in total darkness.

Nervous cats feel safest when they can hide in dark places where they can't easily be seen.

Cats can not see in the dark; there must be a light source nearby so that the cat can use the litter box at night.

Watch for glowing eyes as the cats crouch ready to pounce, and see how well adapted they are to hunting in the dark!

Like dogs, cats also have a tapetum lucidum, which is a reflective layer behind the retina that that sends light back into the eye, improving their ability to see in the dark.

This tapetum is what gives the glowing - eye look when you see a cat in the dark; that glow is light that is bouncing off the tapetum and then through the pupil and back to your eye.»

Cats can use their eyes to see very well at night, much better than humans can in dark situations.

Cats have different ways of processing sensory information, which can be seen in their unique ability to see clearly in the dark and their sophisticated hearing abilities.

* Too few boxes for too many cats («1 box per cat + 1» is the rule) * Ambushed by another cat in or around the box * Inadequate sight lines (cats need to be able to see what's coming; don't put the box in a dark corner, closet, or cramped nook) * Too much competition for a particular box * Territorial stress (too many cats in a small space, new animals recently introduced, threats from outside cats, social changes) * Separation anxiety * Personality issues (timid, highly sensitive)

After using a Cats - Eyes potion — enabling me to see in the dark — I ventured into the dark below and swam through the murky waters to find the girl's bones.

The cat was in the dark and all you could see were its eyes.

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So not talking about snakes and bats, I mean using something that resembles an eyeball - such as insects [ultraviolet] or cats - able to see in darker conditions better than humans.

Infra - red cats, ghost reflections, and seeing in the dark: it's all possible thanks to a tiny smartphone accessory.