Animals see differently than humans. Cats can navigate low-light environments, but what about their perception of color?

Cats can see up to six times better than an average human in the dark. Cats have an air of mystery surrounding them despite ranking second in the list of most-owned household pets in the country.

Cats' vision is not black and white. Here's the truth about whether cats can see color—and how their vision differs from ours in other ways. We humans certainly know that there’s a lot going ...

Plummer explained that the amount of ambient light present influences what an individual — be it a human or a cat — can see. However, compared with humans, cats are far better at making out ...

But they have “a little more trouble … distinguishing greens and reds.” It’s not that cats can only see these two colors, but they’re better at detecting these colors’ nuances than ...

Cats can see in the dark six times better than humans. That’s not something you learn in vet school, and you don’t learn that working in a shelter or working with animals for decades.