Can dogs see at night?

Dogs have much better eyesight at night than humans. The latest research of an American university confirms that dogs' eyesight at night is about five times that of human beings, and dogs can see clearly under the brightness of one-fifth of the darkest brightness visible to human eyes.

One of the reasons why dogs can see clearly in low light is that their pupils are bigger than those of humans.

Large pupils can help dogs collect more light, so they can see clearly even at night.

Dogs (Latin name: Canislupusfamiliaris) belong to carnivorous canines.

Dogs are distributed all over the world. When they live in groups, they also have a "hierarchy", which can maintain the stability of the whole group and reduce the struggles and wars caused by competition for food, living space and the opposite sex. Dogs have territorial habits, occupy a certain range by themselves and protect them from other animals. The lens of a dog's eyeball is relatively large and deformed like a horse's eyeball. All canine teeth are short crowns, and the crowns of the first and second maxillary incisors are three peaks, with a canine peak in the middle and small peaks on both sides. In China culture, dogs belong to one of the 12 Zodiacs, ranking 1 1 among the 12 Zodiacs.

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