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Tigers don't look orange to their prey the way they do to us. Most ma…

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Tigers don't look orange to their prey the way they do to us. Most mammals are red-green colorblind, causing the tiger's fur to appear greenish-brown and blend into the surrounding vegetation. Its black stripes further break up its outline, making it remarkably difficult to spot.
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>>154 (OP)
glad we can see orange
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Tigers don't look orange to their prey the way they do to us. Most mammals are red-green colorblind, causing the tiger's fur to appear greenish-brown and blend into the surrounding vegetation. Its black stripes further break up its outline, making it remarkably difficult to spot.
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Anonymous No.156
>>154 (OP)
glad we can see orange