Science, asked by sandeep456263, 1 month ago

What color can the rabbit see?

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Answered by rajveer032020

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Most of their vision is monocular (only using one eye) but rabbits do have binocular vision straight ahead. They recognise patterns and objects best to the front of them. They see colour, but are red-green colour blind. Rabbits' vision isn't as sharp as human vision, but they can see better in poor light.

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Answered by anuraggupta100

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Rabbit can see red and blue colour of everything in world

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