Is it true that scientifically people with light-colored…
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Is it true that scientifically people with light-colored eyes have better vision at night and in darkness than people with darker eyes?
I remember that some time ago i had read or watched some videos that claimed that people with light-colored eyes evolved and acquired the evolutionary advantage of having better vision in darkness and at night compared to those with darker eyes, such as brown or black eyes. The problem is that now ChatGPT is telling me that this is false and a myth, when i am almost certain that this has already been widely demonstrated by several scientific studies.
If this is true and ChatGPT is wrong, i kindly ask you to share with me some source that confirms that this is true and not a myth because this topic really interests me a lot and i want to know the truth.
#animals
I remember that some time ago i had read or watched some videos that claimed that people with light-colored eyes evolved and acquired the evolutionary advantage of having better vision in darkness and at night compared to those with darker eyes, such as brown or black eyes. The problem is that now ChatGPT is telling me that this is false and a myth, when i am almost certain that this has already been widely demonstrated by several scientific studies.
If this is true and ChatGPT is wrong, i kindly ask you to share with me some source that confirms that this is true and not a myth because this topic really interests me a lot and i want to know the truth.
#animals
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