Can rabbits see at night?

Rabbits are nocturnal animals, and their eyes can focus a lot of light, so rabbits can see things at night. Rabbits have eyes on both sides of their cheeks, with a very wide field of vision and good long-sightedness. But rabbits can't distinguish three-dimensional things, and they can't see clearly things close in front of them.
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The color of rabbit eyes is related to the color of their fur. The eyes of black rabbits are black under the light, and the eyes of gray rabbits are gray. , white rabbit with red eyes.
This is because the blood filaments (capillaries) in the white rabbit's eyes reflect external light, making the transparent eyes appear red. Rabbits come in various colors, and their eyes also have different colors. That's because they have something called pigment in their bodies.
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