What color does the rabbit like?

Question 1: What color is the world in the eyes of rabbits? Many "rabbit parents" are curious and want to know what their fellow rabbits think. Why can't rabbits seem to see the food in front of them easily? Why does he get a fright when I walk into the room with a box or garbage bag? Can rabbits tell colors?

First of all, we should know that the rabbit's visual system is completely different from our eyes; Both human and anthropoid cousins' eyes face forward and have dual vision and depth functions, which is a necessary design for animals born to jump between trees. We also have excellent color discrimination, so our ancestors can find ripe fruits and delicious flowers in the forest. On the other hand, the rabbit's visual system is not designed to find food or exercise, but to quickly and effectively find predators approaching from all corners.

The rabbit's eyes are so high on both sides of the skull that the rabbit can see almost 360 degrees, even much higher than his head. Rabbits are a little farsighted, which explains why they are afraid of planes flying overhead, even though people can hardly see them (maybe eagles! Run! )。 The price that rabbits have to pay for this special visual area is the blind spot of the neighbors in front, but the nose is forward and the spoon-shaped ears can be used to make up for this blind spot. For animals with double attention areas, the visual areas of both eyes must partially overlap; The central blind spot in the rabbit's visual area prevents him from feeling the three-dimensional effect of nearby things. When your rabbit looks up at you from the side, she is actually looking at you. As far as we know, rabbits don't have the visual depth of primates at close range.

What about color discrimination?

Generally speaking, vertebrate retina has two kinds of photosensitive cells: columnar and conical. The resolution of cone-shaped cells is very high. If there is more than one cone-shaped cell, it can also distinguish light with different wavelengths. For example, humans have three different types of cone-shaped cells, which are most sensitive to the red, blue and green spectra. The different sensitivity of each cell enables us to accept different wavelengths of light, just like the color of a rainbow. Behavioral studies in the 1960s and early 1970s showed that rabbits were able to distinguish certain wavelengths, so they could distinguish different colors. It turns out that they can distinguish the colors we call "green" and "blue". Although Yellow Rice Jiao Yong S can't distinguish between green and blue like us, they can "distinguish between the two colors", which means that their ability to distinguish colors is limited, perhaps because of two different cone cells (green and blue). Another photosensitive cell is a columnar cell, which is responsible for visual sensitivity in low light (such as wood grain photos). Compared with humans, the proportion of columnar cells in rabbit retina is higher.

Although the rabbit's vision is better than that of human beings in weak light, the resolution of low-brightness images is better than that of daytime. Now you may think, "Can my rabbit see me clearly? Or am I just a big fuzzy image? When you read this article, what you use to focus the text is a tiny depression in the retina.

This is a small cylindrical cavity on the retina, with neatly arranged high-resolution cylindrical cells. Rabbit retina also has a small area, and there are more round vertebral cells than columnar cells, but this area is different from that of human beings. The number of round vertebral cells in rabbit fossa is far less than that in humans. The image formed in the center of rabbit retina is much more hazy than that of human beings, but it is enough for rabbits. The rabbit uses this image, sound, body movements and smells as a way to identify you (his favorite person), but only if you don't change your body shape with scary boxes.

Knowing how other animals look at the world can help us better understand their behavior and then adjust our behavior, so that we can live happily together. Remember, the next time your rabbits look at you with their deep ancient eyes, think about the world in their eyes!

Question 2: What color do rabbits like in Yijing fortune telling? Rabbit is a five-element tree, and its life-supporting color is auspicious, so green is the best, followed by black, and aquatic wood can also be used.

Question 3: What color is better for rabbits depends on your preference. Personally, I like pure white and black and white like cows.

Question 4: What color is the cutest rabbit? Brown, preferably brown and white.

Question 5: What color is the white rabbit popular?

Question 6: What color do you like to paint this rabbit? I think yellow is not bad.

Question 7: Which color of the three rabbits looks good? Please evaluate carefully. This is very important! It's best to tell the reason why color is the first to look good, because beautiful and lovely toys are also cute, right? The second color gives people an uneven feeling, and the third is that white is not good-looking or dirty and not easy to wash. That's it. Are you satisfied?