Cats are not completely color blind, but their color vision is different from humans. Cats have cones in their eyes that are used to perceive color, but they have fewer cones and are less sensitive to certain colors than humans. This means that cats can distinguish a relatively narrow range of colors.

Research shows that cats are more sensitive to blue and green colors, while their ability to perceive red and orange is relatively poor. weak. They may have difficulty distinguishing rich color details and hues like humans.

However, cats’ color vision does not have much impact on their survival and behavior. Cats mainly rely on other senses, such as smell and hearing, to perceive their surroundings and carry out activities such as hunting.