Do primates have night vison

Most primates do not have well-developed night vision compared to nocturnal animals. While some primates, like tarsiers and certain lemurs, possess adaptations for low-light conditions, the majority of primates, including humans, have color vision and rely more on daytime activity. Their eyes are adapted for daylight vision rather than for seeing in the dark. Therefore, while some may have limited night vision capabilities, it is not a defining characteristic of most primate species.