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NEW CAMERA TECH SEES THE WORLD THROUGH ANIMALS' EYES

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February 2024

Advanced video camera reproduces animals' eyesight capabilities with over 90 per cent accuracy

NEW CAMERA TECH SEES THE WORLD THROUGH ANIMALS' EYES

Humans differ greatly from other animals in a huge number of ways, but one of the most intriguing differences is vision. Eyesight varies a great deal between species, but now, according to a report published in the journal PLOS Biology, we have the means to see the world through other animals' eyes.

A team of ecologists and filmmakers utilised a new camera system to produce a series of videos that accurately replicate the colours that different animals see in natural settings.

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