Can the arctic wolf see in the dark?

Arctic wolves have adaptations that enhance their vision in low-light conditions, such as a higher number of rod cells in their retinas, which are sensitive to dim light. While they can't see in complete darkness, they are better equipped than humans to navigate and hunt in twilight or nighttime environments. Their eyesight is adapted to the Arctic's unique lighting conditions, allowing them to spot prey and avoid predators even in challenging visibility.