Can all mammals see in color, as in red squirrels?

Answer by  Djoneechan (142)

Not generally. There's plenty of animals that are completely colorblind. For example, dogs are completely colorblind, they see the entire world only in a sense of either black or white. Some animals can only see the red-orange-yellow part of the spectrum. Turtles, for example, use this ability to find berries.

Answer by  luvnmommy (53)

While growing up I often heard dogs can only see in black and white. Recently I learned red squirrels do see in color. What other mammals see in color?