Cat Eyes! Not just beautiful! Some interesting facts about them..

• Night Vision Masters: Cats have up to six times more light-sensitive cells (rod cells) in their retinas than humans. That's why they see so well in the dark, making them exceptional night hunters.
• Changing Pupils: Unlike humans, cats have vertical slit pupils that contract and expand to adjust instantly to changing light - thin lines in bright sun, large circles in the dark.
• Wide Field of View: Cats' eyes are set more to the sides of their heads, giving them a wide field of vision about 200 degrees!
• Tapetum Lucidum: This shiny layer behind the retina reflects light and gives cats their glowing eyes at night, further boosting their ability to see in low light.
• Color Vision: Cats aren't completely colorblind, but they mostly see shades of blue and green, while reds and pinks look grayish.
• Eye Communication: Cats use their eyes to "talk" - a slow blink is like a kiss, showing trust and affection between cats and humans.
• Health Indicator: Bright, clear eyes mean health. Cloudiness, redness, or discharge can mean there's a problem—so cat carers should always check!