Cats can distinguish between blue, green, and yellow. Because cats are nocturnal animals, their eyesight is not crucial; they rely on their keen sense of smell and perception to accurately locate their prey.
Cats' limited color vision, however, greatly benefits their hunting abilities. At the same time, cats' perception of moving objects and their brain processing capabilities far surpass those of humans. This "color blindness" helps them quickly spot moving prey, lock onto their targets, and strike accurately.
