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Eyes and Vision
The belief that cats can see in the dark is an exaggeration. Felines can see no better in total darkness than humans can, but special night-vision adaptations allow them to see extremely well in even the dimmest light, a vital ability for nocturnal hunters. While sensitive hearing may help the cat initially detect prey, its keen,
nighttime-adapted vision permits it to identify the location of a potential meal with deadly, laser-beam accuracy.
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