are snakes blind yes or no?
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With the exception of a few species that have adapted to daytime hunting, most snakes do not see well. Generally they can see shapes but not details. ... Interestingly, Cobras' senses are sharp enough to aim for the eyes when spitting venom. They know, apparently, that the venom will blind a human or other foe.
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Rattlesnakes elevate their tails when they are rattling, while a bull snake will keep their tails low to the ground. When it comes to their color, a bull snake is more of a pale yellow/cream color while a rattlesnake is much darker. ... The pupils of a bull snake are circular while a rattlesnake has more vertical eyes.
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Snakes are just tails with faces. They should use snakes instead of coins for a toss hiring games. ... There are actually legless lizards that look just snakes, but aren't classified as such because they have eyelids, which snakes don't have.
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Ant eyes are good for acute movement detection, but do not offer a high resolution image. ... Compared to vertebrates, ants tend to have blurrier eyesight, particularly in smaller species, and a few subterranean taxa are completely blind.
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Some snakes are nocturnal while others are not. The snakes will eat small rodents and reptiles. Their prey like to go out in the night, so some snakes will come out to find their prey during the night, but some will sleep instead. ... When it is cold, the snake will not move quickly and it will not be able to hunt well.
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Venomous snakes also have a more triangular head, whereas non-venomous snakes will have a rounded jaw. The shape of the face has to do with the location of the venom sacks, so triangular= beware! If the snake has a rattle, it is venomous. Only rattlesnakes have rattles.
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Bats are not blind and can in fact see quite well using their eyes. While most bats do have advanced ears that give them a form of vision in the dark known as echolocation, these good ears does not require them to have bad eyes.
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No, bats are not blind. Bats have small eyes with very sensitive vision, which helps them see in conditions we might consider pitch black. They don't have the sharp and colorful vision humans have, but they don't need that.
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Is Brock from Pokemon blind? no, he just has small eye openings. he can see things.
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Snakes are remarkably sensitive to most stimuli, but there is one sense that they seem to have almost done away with: hearing. They have no visible means for detecting airborne sound, having lost the tympanum and the external ear. ... Playing sounds ranging in pitch from 80 to 1000 Hz at volumes between 50 and 110 dB re.
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Bull snakes are therefore frequently mistaken for rattlesnakes. Bull snakes may bite, but they are not venomous. They are egg-layers.
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FIRST and foremost – an owl can actually see in daylight. There is a common misconception that owls are blind during the day. Owls have a sharp vision during both day and night time. But the vision is extremely efficient during the night, spotting their prey even in the pitch of darkness.
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Most poisonous snakes have a pupil that resembles a cat's; an oblong shape with peaked ends, like a slit in the center of the eye. Non-venomous snakes usually have round pupils. There is always the exception. The coral snake, a very venomous snake in the United States, has round pupils.
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It depends on the type of bat, though contrary to popular belief, bats aren't blind. All bats have eyesight about on par with a human's, but it's not usually their primary sense they use at night. ... Insect eating bats but use their ears more than their other senses at night through a system called echolocation.
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Rabbits have night vision more comparable to a human than most mammals. Pure darkness will blind a rabbit, just like it does us. This is because wild rabbits do not need to see in the dark. A rabbit's eye does not contain a tapetum lucidum.
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A: Blue-eyed, white cats are not more prone to blindness - either hereditary or acquired - than other cats. Your friends may be confusing blindness with deafness: here, the situation is completely different. Hereditary deafness is a major concern in white cats, and even more so if one or both irises are blue in color.
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Are bats blind? No, bats are not blind. Bats have small eyes with very sensitive vision, which helps them see in conditions we might consider pitch black. They don't have the sharp and colorful vision humans have, but they don't need that.