which animals cant see?

Answer 1

All animals can see at night. Although bats use echolocation, they can see. It is just a myth that they are blind.
owls can see at night.

(In the animal kingdom, sight is accomplished by using either rods or cones
on the retina of the eye. Animals that see black and white and shades of
gray have only the rods in their retina. Animals that see color have both
rods and cones; the cones are for color, but require a lot more light to
stimulate. The bottom line is that animals that see color are diurnal
[daylight] and black and white vision is for nocturnal [night] vision. If
an animal does not see color, it is adapted to night vision. )

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Answer 2

Those species that cannot see include those without eyes
Sea-Squirts and many other invertibrates & 'lower' life forms
Worms, some Cave Fish


The Below Can Actually See (to some degree)
Bats
Snakes
Deep Sea Fish
Moles
Naked Mole Rats

Answer 3

almost any animal that lives in a cave or place without light. For example, all fish that live at the bottom of the ocean are completely blind.

Answer 4

Any animal that has no eyes...they usually live in complete darkness...cave fish, naked mole rats. Bats and moles can see...some bats can see rather well, moles have eyes and can detect changes in light...that's about it.

Answer 5

the Naked Mole Rat and the Cave Fish, to name but 2.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Axolotl.
Bacteria.
Viruses.
Deep ocean creatures.
Cave dwellers that never come out.

Answer 8

bat
mole
alot of deep sea life are also blind

Answer 9

No eye deer.

Answer 10

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