KING KONG question - regarding whether apes see in "color?"
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Re: KING KONG question - regarding whether apes see in "color?"
I understand that dogs and cats see things in black and white. Are humans the only Earth creature capable of seeing in color, and if so, what allure did King Kong have towards Ann Darrow/Dwan just because she was white and blonde haired?
If King Kong saw only in black and white, Ann Darrow/Dwan wouldn't have been any more "attractive/interesting" to him than any of his previous native "brides."
Now, if apes do see in color, then this is just another example of Buttmunker being a "monkey's uncle."
If King Kong saw only in black and white, Ann Darrow/Dwan wouldn't have been any more "attractive/interesting" to him than any of his previous native "brides."
Now, if apes do see in color, then this is just another example of Buttmunker being a "monkey's uncle."
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Re: KING KONG question - regarding whether apes see in "color?"
Is it the same thing with milk and red meat being bad for you, then they change their mind, then they change their mind again, and again, and again...
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Re: KING KONG question - regarding whether apes see in "color?"
if you have 5-10 mintues, this comic explains things pretty well.: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/mantis_shrimp