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Do cats really see in the dark?

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No, a cat sees nothing in absolute darkness: like any living being, it needs a minimum of photons for its retina to function. On the other hand, in dim light, it uses available light approximately six to eight times better than a human eye, which explains its reputation for exceptional night vision.

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