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QuickCheck: Can cats and dogs see colour? - Vimarsana News

QuickCheck: Can cats and dogs see colour?

OUR favourite furry companions can only see things in black and white with shades of grey.

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Neil Harbisson: The first person in the world to 'hear' colours - Vimarsana News

Neil Harbisson: The first person in the world to 'hear' colours

Instead of seeing colour, Neil Harbisson can hear colour. Harbisson who was born colourblind is best known for being the first person in the world with an antenna implanted in his skull. Harbisson describes himself as someone who can "hear" colour. Rian van Heerden spoke to the Spanish-born British-Irish cyborg.

Scientists detect colour blindness in jumping spiders - Vimarsana News

Scientists detect colour blindness in jumping spiders

Scientists have detected colour blindness in jumping spiders in a recent study. The research, published in 'The Science of Nature,' examines Saitis barbipes, a common jumping spider found in Europe and North Africa.  It was conducted by University of Cincinnati associate professor Nathan Morehouse and an international team of researchers led by Cynthia Tedore at the University of Hamburg The flamboyant dandies of the eight-legged set, have names inspired by peacocks, cardinals, and other colourful icons. 

From Tom Cruise to time travel: colour-blind 'cyborg' artist who hears colours through implant invents time-sensing device - Vimarsana News

From Tom Cruise to time travel: colour-blind 'cyborg' artist who hears colours through implant invents time-sensing device

Artist Neil Harbisson developed an implant that lets him ‘hear’ colours, and is now working on a device that senses the passing of time.

Source: scmp.com