You might already know that cats don’t see colors the same way we humans do. They don’t see all the colors we do, and their world is a bit duller when it comes to seeing colors.
The range of colors cats can see is really narrow – it is mostly composed of four colors – blue, green, yellow, and gray.
It is more correct to say that cats see similarly to a human with red-green color-blindness. That means they do not have the ability to recognize the color red or green.
You might be wondering, How come seeing all colors is not important for cats? There are a few reasons:
1. Night Vision Is A Huge Advantage
Cats having more rods than cones is an evolutionary advantage. Why? Because the higher number of rods means better night vision.