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Cats’ Eyes Some animals hunt for their food at night. They have special eyes that help them see when there is only a little light. Many people think that cats can see in the dark. This is not true. Cats cannot see when it is completely dark, but they need much less light than people need. All cats, large or small, have narrow black pupils in their eyes. These grow larger when there is not much light, and become narrow again when it is bright. What about dogs? Can they see at night? No. They have eyes like ours, with round pupils, which also become larger when there is less light.

NGÄ KARÜ O NGÄ NGERÜ Ka rapu kai ëtahi kararehe i te pö. He karu motuhake o rätou, hei äwhina i a rätou ki te kite, i te wä paku noa te märama. He maha ngä tängata i te whakaaro e ähei ana ngä ngeru ki te kite i te wä pöuri. Käore e tika ana tënei. Käore ngä ngeru i te kite, inä, ka tino pöuri, engari he iti ake te märama mö te ngeru ki tërä o te tangata. Ko ngä ngeru katoa, ahakoa te paku, te nui ränei, he karupango [pupil of the eye] whaiti, he karupango pango o ö rätau karu. Ka rahi ake ënei, inä, käore i te tino märama, ä, ka whaiti anö, inä, ka tino märama rawa atu. Pëwhea te kuri? E ähei ana ngä kuri ki te kite i te pö? Kao. E örite ana ö rätou karu ki o tätou, he karupango porowhita, ä, ka rahi anö mënä ka ähua iti rawa ake te märama.