Question #67698. Asked by yumchicken.
Last updated Jun 03 2021.
A paper on Temple Grandin’s site, “Behavioral Principles of Livestock Handling” says that while humans can see the full color range, pigs and other farmed species are most sensitive to yellow-green and blue-purple light.
Leif Lykke presented a paper in Denmark this year that says pigs can see black, grey, white, blue, red, and brown but that they can’t detect green, yellow or orange.
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