What color do bush babies see in?

Bush babies, or galagos, have dichromatic vision, meaning they primarily see two colors. They are thought to perceive shades of blue and green, but their color vision is not as developed as that of humans. This adaptation helps them navigate their environment at night, as they are primarily nocturnal and rely more on their other senses. Their visual capabilities are suited for low-light conditions rather than vibrant color detection.