Dogs Can See Just Fine in the Dark
While dogs might not perceive the full spectrum of colors, their night vision is nothing short of remarkable. Thanks to an abundance of light-sensitive cells called rods and a reflective membrane called the tapetum lucidum, they navigate the darkness with ease.
This mirror-like structure in many predators enhances their ability to capture and reflect light into the retina, giving them an edge in low-light conditions. That eerie glow you see in their eyes? It’s the telltale sign of their nocturnal prowess.