LA VISIÓN ANIMAL - El mundo a través de sus ojos

Hoy, te traemos un video dedicado a la visión animal. Descubre qué tan bien o qué tan mal ven los animales comparados con la visión del ser humano. Desde campos visuales, hasta la percepción del color, pasando por súper poderes como el ver los espectros UV e infrarrojo. ¿Por qué las jibias tienen pupilas en forma de w? ¿Por qué un gato tiene pupilas verticales, pero un tigre no? ¿Es cierto que los perros no ven colores? Esto y más, mucho más en nuestro especial de la visión animal.

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