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Human's can't perceive color: Underwater In outer space In bright moonlight when one eye is covered What is Anton's Syndrome? A syndrome characterized by the ability to see shapes clearly but the inability to identify them. A syndrome characterized by the ability to see only in black and white. A syndrome characterized by a lack of depth perception A syndrome characterized by a person's complete blindness and a vehement conviction they see. Which of the following creatures cannot move it's eyes? Rabbit owl chimpanzee starling Which animal can see between its open jaws? Rabbit owl chimpanzee starling If a 2-person conversation measures 60 decibels and a vacuum cleaner measures 80, what is the decibel level of normal breathing? 0 10 25 40 What is the decibel level of a jet plane at take-off? 90 140. 450 1000 Of the following, which would be most difficult to vividly conjure up in the imagination (for most, if not all people)? smell of coffee color of red feel of velvet taste of lemon Which taste cannot be detected by the tip of your tonue? Bitter sour salty sweet Which of the following body parts is the MOST sensitive to touch? Back stomach lips Fingertips

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1) Humans can't perceive color in bright moonlight.Cone cells in human eyes are responsible for color perception.Cone cells are not so sensitive to dim light like moon light.So due to this we are not able to see color.

2)Anton's Syndrome:
A syndrome characterized by a person's complete blindness and a vehement conviction that they sees.In this condition in which a person which is partial or complete blindness hide their visual weakness.

C)Creatures cannot move its eyes is owl.For all around view they can move their head all the way.

D)Animal which can see between its open jaws is starling.They have special jaw muscles which helps them in grasping food.

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