Eyes enable us to see our surroundings, then. They give us the ability to experience vision. However, due to scientific realities, human eyes cannot see in the dark. Unlike animals that can see in the dark, humans only have a few rods in their eyes.
1. Owls.
The epitome of nocturnal birds is the owl. They can see a great distance in the dark thanks to their huge eyes and retinas.
Their big eyes precisely follow their prey. Unlike humans, owls don't have round eyes. They are actually more tube-like in shape, which enables them to narrow their field of vision and focus on prey.
Some owl species can spot their prey, small rodents, from half a mile away.Exactly like nightjars, owls consume their prey entire. The skin and bones of small rodents and birds don't bother them.
2. Bats.
Bats have the ability to sight in the dark. They are mostly spotted hunting in the shadows.
These creatures that can see in the dark typically rely on the moon and stars for illumination.
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