Re:How do other animals see the world?
by akomtu on Wednesday July 20, 2022 @08:43PM
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That's a simplification, I think. Many animals have good nightsight, meaning they see in infrared. That's probably also why they avoid approaching fires - those are too bright for them.
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Natural night isn't brighter in the near infrared than in the human visual range, and IIRC not much can see in the far-infrared where body heat becomes relevant.
Fires have a lot of reasons to be avoided.