How is the structure of human eye different from birds


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It is reasonably well known that many species, such as bees and some types of birds as examples can see into the ultraviolet (UV).

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Question: How is the structure of their eye different to humans to allow this?

Question: How are they shielded from some of the harmful effects of ocular UV exposure?


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