why cat see in dark...?
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WHY CAT SEE IN DARK?
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The cat doesn't see in the dark, it's just that nobody else can either, so the cat had no trouble spreading the rumor that it does.
I mean, what am I going to do, see it bump into a wall in the dark?
Cats are like women. Could be aliens but are most likely demons.
they absorb sunlight during day time and use it a little at night time.
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Don't being sad!.
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man is wondering why it snows words
even cats do always need a little bit of light
I can see in the dark too. In fact, I can see a whole lot of DARK.
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The pupil of a cat gets bigger to let more light in, tinier in bright sunlight. Behind the pupil, a rubbery membrane called the lens focuses the light as it passes through. Continuing on through the eye's inner chamber, the light strikes a screen called the retina. The retina's nerve cells, called rods and cones, send signals to the brain through the optic nerve, and the brain registers an image.
http://www.word-detective.com/how come/catsseeindark.html
Cats must have much more rods than humans in their retinas. Rods are especially desinged to see in the dark.
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