Bees have five eyes and experience us as patterns of tiny fragments, apparently similar to how they may see flowers.
An Darach, a website that encourages readers to connect with nature, has an article on “How (and What) a Bee Sees.” The piece states that:
“Bees are also thought to be trichromatic, but that they cannot see red because they don’t have a photoreceptor for it. However, they can see the Ultraviolet (UV) end of the light spectrum and so they make colour combinations from blue, green and ultraviolet.”
Our
receptors can see red so we make color combinations from Red, Green and
Blue – the “RGB” values in our computer screens. Unlike bees, we need
instruments to read the ultraviolet part of the electromagnetic
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