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Did you know that your brain can understand images that you've seen for just 13 milliseconds? The image projected onto the back of your eyes is actually inverted. The brain then flips it back for correct perception.

Humans can see 100 degrees vertically and 190 degrees horizontally and can distinguish about a million colors.

By the way, what are the most active muscles in our body? That's right: the muscles that control the eyes. Moreover, our vision is so sensitive that it can detect a light beam consisting of just 5-7 photons.

Yet even more astonishing visual abilities occur in nature. Here, we're talking about animals, particularly insects, that surround us. Their vision differs from ours because they have different evolutionary tasks and living conditions.

In today's video, we'll delve into this fascinating topic, and you'll learn which animal can see 350 times better in the dark than humans, and which one can detect ultraviolet light.

How do Animals See this World?