Trending Owl’s eyes give them nocturnal life! You may have heard that owls go blind during the day, they can’t see anything. This is not true. It is true that owls have their best vision at night, but they are not blind during the day. Only their eyes cannot bear the bright day. This is because they have many rod cells in their eyes. These cells are very sensitive to light. There are very few cone cells in their eyes, which help see colors. Path cells are the reason owls can see clearly even in low light, so they are adept at hunting at night. Because the pupils of owl eyes do not shrink, bright sunlight during the day affects their rod cells. This much light blinds the owl’s eyes and makes it difficult to see. This makes his vision blurry and limited during the day. This is the reason why most owls stay in the shade or in some dark place during the day and only come out at night. Owls cannot move their eyes, so they can turn their heads up to 270 degrees to look in different directions. Nature has designed the owl in such a way that it becomes easier for them to lead their nocturnal life. His eyes were made only for the night. Click here for more stories of life and style Click here
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