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Nature Watch, Cable Natural History Museum
Nature Watch, Cable Natural History Museum. Wednesday, June 29, 2011. The Nature of Seeing. The Nature of Seeing. By Susan Thurn,. Cable Natural History Museum. Other daytime birds can see greater ranges of colors, including ultraviolet light. Pigeons have more cones than humans, so can see millions of different hues and are thought to be perhaps the best on our planet at detecting color. A dragonflys brain works so quickly that most movement they see appears to them in slow motion. Perhaps the next tim.
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Nature Watch, Cable Natural History Museum. Wednesday, June 29, 2011. The Nature of Seeing. The Nature of Seeing. By Susan Thurn,. Cable Natural History Museum. Other daytime birds can see greater ranges of colors, including ultraviolet light. Pigeons have more cones than humans, so can see millions of different hues and are thought to be perhaps the best on our planet at detecting color. A dragonflys brain works so quickly that most movement they see appears to them in slow motion. Perhaps the next tim.CONTENT
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