How Different Animals See The World

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[@spiritualascension130]

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[@martys9972]

You really did your homework on this one! Instead of stating qualitative facts, you supported your statements with numbers, such as the number of light receptors per square millimeter. I appreciate this level of attention to detail. Great job!

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[@DaleWarwood]

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[@Popsicle-eater11]

6:27 fun fact: dog eyes glow up in the dark if you shine a light at them too!

[@Violetstorm2024]

Yeah just not as obvious as cats

[@chigemini4162]

Idkw I can't look at caterpillar's, but I find it amazing how they shape shift

[@GlobalGems66]

Fascinating insight into the animal kingdom's unique perspective!

[@Rapter-ky8lt]

I agree and I would like Raidiaion but built-in our normal eyes

[@frostfamily5321]

I'm hoping the VISOR and maybe even engineering Tricorders from Star Trek have all the kinds of vision mentioned in the video!

[@TofusChaoticness]

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[@j.p.6932]

6:25 Dogs eyes glow/shine in the light, too - maybe not as intensely, but I noticed that back in grade school.

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

This for me, is one of the most fascinating videos you've ever done and that's saying something 😮 Fact after fact, well explained animations to help understanding, absolutely Amazing!! When I was a kid it was thought dogs saw in black and white, science and understanding has dramatically moved on since. Some of these were bloody Astounding!! Then the Be Amazed animations, they're just so funny and add to the fun of the videos, 8:39 legging it from the lion 🦁? Awesome 😂😂 I'll definitely give this a second watch, too many fantastic facts to remember in one go ❤

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[@DownhillAllTheWay]

I have a whippet, and although he seems long-sighted, and can't see things close-up as well as I can, his distannce vision seems to be better than mine - though it could be that that'sonly true in low light. I'll notice in future. He's black, so in can't see him in the dark, and I have a light-up collar - just like a clear, flexible, plastic rod.which has an RGB LED at each end. To my eyes, the green stands out best, but even though it is on his neck, and well out of his sphere of vision, it flashes, so I'd guess that he sees the light reflected from the ground - so I have often wondered what colour would be best for him. If he has blue cone cells, but not green, then I guess that green will be the least intrusive to him. He thanks you for posting this video!

[@TCAPChrisHandsome]

The mantis shrimp got all the good stats. Their punch is similar to being shot with a .22 caliber rifle, and they can see in colors that our brain can't even concieve. The punch they give literally causes cavitation bubbles to form, where the water turns into gas for a split second from the extreme force.

[@jayleiatkinson8581]

This was by far one of the best videos you have done in a while! It was super amazing! Thank you!

[@DogIsCat-Kitten]

9:05 did both, I love both equally

[@Lampe2020]

28:28 Impressive that so little animals can pack such a punch (heh)…

[@everx7]

birds & windows joke was for some reason hillarious :) plus that clip top it of, love it

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[@GDcaydenc11]

thsi si so facinating of the perspective of how animals see its just great

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[@august1763]

makes sense why my Vinny loves his yellow ball!

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[@Theguyfromnevada]

3:37 look at the R in rod

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Finally all my questions are answered, until now! More! 😲

[@bloodraege]

Sorry man only thing happening to my eyes right now is they are getting sleepy 😂

[@gildaolsen2888]

Thank you very much. This was a fantastic educational video. 🙏

[@EverythingSonicMania]

I’d love infrared vision because I like that ominous red, and like incandescent topics and heat topics in general.

[@susmasterr6y6bvvybygtygbyur44t]

3:36 i caught that in the R

[@Jesse-zk9ge]

I heard one time that cats could actually see the pheromones coming off your body. So literally they could actually see your mood. Damn that's a good superpower, lie detector eyes. But mantis shrimp definitely has the kind of eyesight I wish I had.👌😎

[@kareneastman9695]

This is so interesting. I wish I had vision Eyesight color spectrum and a telepathic superpower /powers.

[@BlueBeltNinjaofthe10]

There is this dog at my elementary school who is a golden retriever. And he is soooooo cute. I just can’t believe he can’t see me when I see him😮

[@PerfectImperfction]

6:26 so cats have supervision 😅

[@laurahooper7609]

There's a book called Sentenced to Prism where the local creatures fix a human by giving them all spectrums of vision. I always thought that would be cool.

[@braedenk.4173]

3:36 what is in the R

[@EverythingSonicMania]

The fly’s eyes are like seeing our infinite pixel resolution as an 8-bit retro video game.

[@dio_fumo]

3:37 who's face is that on the "R"?

[@mairaineplayzgames2205]

14:39 i know pigeons have terrible depth perception, i have had a total of 12 pigeons flying into my windows in a single year!!!! the worst part is, they are so gross they leave greasy imprints on my windows! and i live on the second floor so i cant clean my windows on the outside!!

[@kris-960theamazingartist]

well I'm a dog person and I have 6 cats and one dog sadly but I'm glad

[@Thors_togfilm]

14:40 the fall 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vitekhoffmann8103]

3:37 whats that face in the R

[@cha05dr01d]

You always make my day better why you upload

[@ArnavKhode]

Every animals vision influences how they see us

[@جاسمجاسم-غ6ب2ن]

‏‪8:59‬‏ both one cat two dog

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[@DOMyth]

violet was actually just stitched on by the person who discovered it because he was very religious. he wanted to have 7 colors rather then the devil's 6. (at least according to my science teacher) also according to him there are actually infinite colors in a gradient

[@the_guesser-ln4bk]

Being hit by a mantis shrimp is like being hit with a needle shaped piano moving 50km per hour

[@petrhojzak9387]

dogs are not color blind, just see less colors than we do. Also metric units are in small letters. Both the multipliers and the actual units. So example milimeter is mm, not MM.

[@TitularHeroine]

Those are Mega Meters 😂😉

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@@TitularHeroine that would be still Mm.

[@plague_doctor-scp-049]

i love seeing how animals see the world this vid might, no will be amazing i am amazed by your content

[@Scus..is..a..cheollie..]

I watched this while my cat was with me on the tv and when the cats meowed she started to stare at the tv almost the whole time

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[@Merille-u3j]

4:28 you actually Realvelad ur face(idk if you have done one yet-)

[@KristinaBiancaBascon]

You never fail to explain everything thanks a lot❤❤❤

[@britneyhicks1211]

What was with the face in the letter 'R' at 3:37?

[@DailyGrinderII-gd6tb]

3:37 anyone also saw that face in the r?

[@dragonchip8775]

Yep I saw it

[@Bellarina-e4e]

😅 9:07 Ate you both a cat and dog lover then?

[@will-i-am-not]

Manta shrimp have a spring loaded claw, the claw does not actually touch the prey, it's the shockwave created when it is released. It goes off at the speed of a . 22 bullet, meaning if you put your finger near a Manta shrimp, it will break you finger bone, they have been shown to crack 1" thick glass, impressive

[@briantalmage2041]

You may wanna check your facts about it breaking bones or glass. I have personally seen them go after my hand through a normal aquarium and hit the glass and do absolutely nothing to it. So if it couldn't break basic ass aquarium glass than there is no way in hell its shattering a bone. They are none the less absolutely incredible. They can super heat the water in front of the claw of the Mantis Shrinp though.

[@fairytalesss210]

this video is so interesting thank you give me more😊

[@lovingmayberry307]

Explains why dogs love yellow tennis balls!

[@nathanlynch9634]

I’d have the Mantis shrimps eye sight.

[@DATOkaci]

did engine notice that when talking about dog he says rod cells and there is a guys face 8n the *R*

[@Collector123k]

5:35 The Goober 😂

[@shanemaldonado4825]

I think it's better to stay human for now. Just imagine one day you wake up, and you see infered light, pulverized light, and ultraviolet light.

[@John88823]

3:37 nobody talking about the R

[@jamesleyjeanbaptiste8011]

Hawk/ eagle and mantis shrimp ❤️🤟

[@bonnitaclaus2286]

The universal cat distribution system, has selected me three times. I know love cats as well as dogs.

[@joeleboeuf]

14:41 Funny every time. 🤣

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

Unless you're that pigeon 😮😮 It was the guys "oh no" that got me 😂

[@Renwanem734-1]

The man at 0:07 is adorable

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love the channel

[@Stainless_eats_chips]

3:38 the face in the R-

[@adiantosetiawan-aan2548]

Is this the newest version of " how animal sees the world "? Is there a lot of differentces from the previous video?

[@Cesar_Salad26]

3:37 what’s in the R?

[@kentworch]

I was the 911th like lol. Honestly I'd have to say most of these animals including the humans actually see much better than I do. My eye sight is about 20-400 without corrective lenses, and I'm badly night blind. I can't even see my surroundings in the light of a full moon. I'm also blind to inflate and some shades of red, but I can see UVA and UVB, so I can see pretty well in black light. That being said, I'm not often around black light unless it's in my room. I make up for my inability to see by my other senses and most useful is hearing. I have the ability to echolocate to find my way around in the dark. I could find my way around in a cave without any lights, and I can feel if the stove is hot from across the room even if blind folded. I've adapted my other senses to be able to observe my surroundings without being able to see at all. Finding my way around a cave without any light at all isn't any different than finding my way around a dark house at night. I'm completely blind either way. I can literally hear the crisp crunch of carpet under bare feet when completely blind at night. I'm truly not your average human being. That being said, this was definitely an interesting video, and I think they're are plenty more Darwin award winners to be amazed by. I think it's about time for another one.😂😂

[@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639]

When you were on the subject of birds, why didn't you mention falcons? I thought they had famous vision as well.

[@Wonderworld877]

14:38 humans 1 birds 0 😂😂

[@cherylmoore3349]

Great story's 😊

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[@davidarundel6187]

Bees - vision ; watching Bees , in a garden or a clover rich lawn , the bees know which flwershave been visited , and which have not . Most flowers continue , blooming , until all seeds are pollinated , which gives several days of repeat visit to the same blooms every day , at least once , as the lant continues to produce nectar - in its raw state , its like lolly water , when you pick the right blooms to suck on , & theres a knack to drawing out he nectar , as our toungues wont fit the flowers , so its a matter of sucking hard and fast - bees take a bit longer , to get the whole resivouíor - same thing with Butterflys , only they can get deep wells of nectar .

[@Scarlet_Soul]

You sounded like you were dying trying to put on that voice for sponsor segment XD

[@owtsydr]

Knight anoles have excellent eyesight also! They can see the UV light.

[@prakashmandal5924]

i didn't knew owls cannot roll their eyes 🤯🤯

[@rissnickandfam4893]

Be amazed is amazing😊

[@Game_terminator.]

Falcons Has better vision, then eagles especially the pilgrim falcon because it’s the fastest animal in the world so it can see things and hide details when it goes in speeds up to 320 km/h and more, and they are incredibly good at aiming because when after hunting, Methhead is to collide with their prey to kill them with high speed trauma

[@briantalmage2041]

Your referring to the Peregrine falcon. They are amazing. The Hayabusa Gsxr motorcycles are named after them. Hayabusa is Japanese for Peregrine falcon.

[@Animebryan2]

@@briantalmage2041 Ryu Hayabusa = Dragon Peregrine Falcon?

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[@EverythingSonicMania]

How about for short, owl eyes are not “eyeballs,” but “eyetubes!”

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I like your videos. Almost all of them. I am so sub

[@aljaepratt]

I love ur videos

[@ThunderBassistJay]

What I'd like to see? Gimme X-ray vision!

[@kingelectronic199]

1:44

[@annie.76]

in the word rod there is a face at 3:36

[@tamat03]

Can you review more wish products? :3

[@keithcastillo5434]

Does an eagle have like 150/150 vision?

[@vickihshallenberger3644]

Always been able to see lots of colors