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That's not true, actually. Tetrachromats see the same range of electromagnetic wavelengths as everyone else—there's just an extra cone in there that's mostly us
by frosted-flakes 8y ago
That's not true, actually. Tetrachromats see the same range of electromagnetic wavelengths as everyone else—there's just an extra cone in there that's mostly useless. There's a great video on YouTube called Tetrachromats Don't Have Superpowers that explains it quite well: https://youtu.be/fDoAs0qN7lU https://youtu.be/fDoAs0qN7lU
- OscarCunningham 8y agoLots of animals have the useful form of tetrachromacy though.