Can any humans see ulatraviolet light?

Humans cannot see ultraviolet (UV) light, as our eyes are not sensitive to wavelengths shorter than about 380 nanometers. However, some animals, such as certain birds and insects, can perceive UV light, which allows them to see patterns and features that are invisible to humans. In rare cases, some individuals with specific eye conditions might have limited sensitivity to UV light, but this is not typical for the general population.