[js1138]

We know animals avoid brightly colored animals as food in the wild, but not all animals can see color. If it is indeed only a matter of the brain, how come these other brains can preserve their own lives?

Give me a specific example of an animal that responds to color without being able to see it? My first impression is that you are making this scenerio up.

[MacDorcha]

Well, for one thing, if you wish to call "man" an animal, I will allow it for this discussion. (Seeing as I cannot know what an animal thinks)

I know a guy who is color-blind to blue. He knows a beautiful day when he sees it out his window though. He's reacting to the appearances without reacting to color. But how does he know its beautiful? It's gray to him!