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Eyes: Anatomy, Function and Vision - Cat-World Skip to content Cat-World Menu GENERAL NAMES Cat names Black cat names Christmas cat names Flower cat names French cat names Japanese cat names Russian cat names Vintage cat names Vintage Names For Female Cats Vintage Names For Male Cats White cat names Winter cat names Valentine’s Day Cat Names Thai Cat Names BREEDS Black Cat Breeds Black and White Cat Breeds Grey and White Cat Breeds Orange and Black Cat Breeds Orange Cat Breeds Brown Cat Breeds Skinny-Faced Cat Breeds Cats With Blue Eyes Cats with Big Eyes Caliby Cats Seal Point Cats Dilute Tortie Cats Tabby Cats Classic Tabby Cats Grey Tabby Cats Black Tabby Cats SKIN lumps and bumps Lumps and Bumps on Cats Lumps on Chin Swollen Chin Lumps on Neck Malignant Lumps Lumps On Belly Lump on Back or Tail Lump After Vaccination Lump Appearing Overnight Warts Cysts Sebaceous Cysts Cyst in Ear Draining a Cyst Scabs Scabs on Ears Scabs on Neck Scabs on Back Skin Infections Ringworm Mange Dermatitis Atopic Dermatitis Flea Allergy Dermatitis Miliary Dermatitis Contact Dermatitis Pododermatitis (Pillow Foot) CARE Pregnancy in Cats Pregnancy Timeline Signs of Pregnancy in Cats Caring for A Pregnant Cat Worming a Pregnant Cat Kittens Kitten Care Week by Week New Kitten Checklist Runt of a Litter What Age Can Kitten Can Leave Different Coloured Kittens Vomiting in Kitten Pot Belly in Kittens Kitten Meowing All The Time Fleas and Kittens Kitten in Different Languages Dying Cats and Euthanasia Euthanasia Costs Euthanasia and Cancer Home Euthanasia How Long Does It Take? 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What Happens in Late Stages Cats Going Away To Die How To Tell If A Cat Has Died Primordial Pouch HEALTH Seizures in Cats What a Seizure Looks Like Cat Eyes Black Crust Around Eyes Remedies to Help Teary Eyes Brown Eye Discharge Yellow Eye Discharge Red Eye Discharge Brown Spots (Iris Melanosis) Dilated Pupils Cat Stools Green Cat Poop White Cat Poop Yellow Cat Poop Black Cat Poop Poop Smells Bad Cat Not Pooping But Acting Normal Cat with Diarrhea But Acting Normal Stools with Bloody Mucus or Jelly Metamucil (Psyllium) Fart Issues Worms What Cat Worms Look Like Cat Stools with Worms Cat Vomit with Worms Deworming Aftercare Worms & Cleaning Your House Kitten Deworming Schedule Smelly Cat Weak Back Legs Losing Balance Foaming At The Mouth BEHAVIOR MEET OUR TEAM Cat Eyes: Anatomy, Function and Vision Author Author by Julia Wilson, 'Cat World' Founder The senses consist of sight, hearing, smell and touch all of which combine to give your cat a window to the outside world. The eyes of the cat have evolved as that of a nocturnal predator. The eyes of the cat are large in relation to the skull and provide him with a wider field of vision than that of
humans (295 degrees compared to our 210 degrees). This helps the cat judge distance, which is essential for hunting prey. Cats have two features that help them see in very low light. Tapetum lucidum (which means shining layer) is a specialised layer of flat cells found beneath the retina. These mirror-like cells allow light to bounce off them and back onto the retina. When a bright light is shone into a cat’s eyes, you will see the familiar glow of the light bouncing off the tapetum lucidum (see pictures below). Pupil shape The shape of the pupils can change from a vertical slit to a large circle. This helps to control the amount of light reaching the retina, which contains light-sensitive rods and cones which transmit information via the optic nerve to the brain.
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sparks and over-the-top flashy moves, but little to none substance or story depth. I'm totally not against the characters having super powers, but when this overused feature starts damaging the actually good on-going action, it doesn't work for me. The characters can apparently freeze time or increase the length of the soccer/football field so they can do one of their signature techniques (which
makes no sense by the way, it just alter how strong the shoot will be, apart from some few dribble moves). I was also bothered by the repetitive .
