Animal Visual System

The animal visual system refers to how different animals perceive and process visual information. It involves specialized organs, mainly eyes, that capture light and convert it into signals for the brain. Different species have adapted unique features, such as color sensitivity and field of view, based on their environment and lifestyle. For instance, some birds see ultraviolet light, while predators may have acute vision for spotting movement. This system helps animals navigate their surroundings, find food, and avoid predators, showcasing the diversity and adaptability of vision in the animal kingdom.