Yes. And they can watch a man welding and not damage their eyes like happens to us. Other than that they see the same spectrum we do but have trouble distinguishing between greens and yellows.
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Wedge Tail Eagles have fascinating eyes, they can see in infra red and ultra violet and they have a special muscle that squeezes and elongates their eye balls so they can zoom in on objects far away. Also the only eagle known to attack parachutes, paragliders and ultra light aircraft.
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My dog is afraid of the dark.
