Can apes see in the dark?

Apes, like most primates, have limited night vision compared to nocturnal animals. Their eyes are adapted for daylight activity, featuring fewer rod cells, which are responsible for low-light vision. While they can see in dim light to some extent, their ability to see in the dark is not as developed as that of nocturnal species. Overall, apes are primarily diurnal and rely on daylight for optimal vision.