July 11, 2022
July 11th, 2022
You may have seen the cat's eyes glow in the dark. That's because there is a reflector called tapetum behind the cat's eye. Yesterday my wife took a photo of a cat in our garden. When she took the photo, the flash shone, and the reflections on the tapetum made an awesome photo LOL.
Here is the photo uploaded to Twitter:
https://twitter.com/t_namba/status/1546303810254934016
あなたは暗闇で猫の目が光っているのを見たことがあるかもしれません。それは、猫の目の奥にタペタムという反射板があるからです。昨日、妻が庭で猫の写真を撮りました。写真を撮った時、フラッシュが光ったので、それがタペタムに反射して凄い写真になりました（笑）
こちらがツイッターに投稿した写真です。
https://twitter.com/t_namba/status/1546303810254934016
July 11th, 2022
You may have seen thea cat's eyes glow in the dark.
It can be any cat, that's why we use "a" instead of "the."
That's because there is a reflector called tapetum behind the cat's eye.
Yesterday my wife took a photo of a cat in our garden.
When she took the photo, the flash shonewent off, and the reflections on the tapetum made an awesome photo LOL.
The "flash goes off" is a set phrase. Since this is past tense, the "flash went off."
Here is the photo uploaded to Twitter:
https://twitter.com/t_namba/status/1546303810254934016
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よく出来ました！
July 12, 2022
Thank you!
July 11th, 2022
You may have seen the cat's eyes glowing in the dark.
That's because there is a reflector called tapetum behind the cat's eye.
Yesterday my wife took a photo of a cat in our garden.
When she took the photo, the flash shone, and the reflections on the from tapetum made an awesome photo LOL.
Here is the photo uploaded to Twitter:
https://twitter.com/t_namba/status/1546303810254934016
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Good writing! I didn't know that's why there is reflection, great picture as well :)
July 11, 2022
Thank you!
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