Do cats see in color or in black and white?
Theoretically, color perception is possible since the eye contains some cones, but distinguishing color isn't necessary for cats.
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Research has been done extensively on this subject and it was determined that cats can distinguish between colors. ChaCha!
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Theoretically, color perception is possible. But, cats are generally considered to be colorblind. Thanx for using ChaCha.
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Purple, blue & green appear to be the strongest colors perceived by cats. They see colors but not as vibrant as we do! ChaCha on!
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Cats are generally considered colorblind, though their eyes do contain some cone cells, responsible for seeing in color.
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