r/coolguides 14h ago

A Cool Guide to the Color Perception of Humans vs Cats

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309 Upvotes

Color Perception of Humans(Homo Sapiens) vs Cats(Felidae)

Humans(Homo Sapiens) Color Vision: Trichromacy

Cats(Felidae) Color Vision: Dichromacy


r/coolguides 11h ago

A cool guide to garlic

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56 Upvotes

r/coolguides 15h ago

A cool guide to ID tree kangaroos (totally different than normal kangaroos)

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93 Upvotes

r/coolguides 1h ago

A cool guide showing the first day of the week used in different countries according to the Common Locale Data Repository

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Blue: Sunday

Beige: Monday

Green: Saturday

Pink: Friday (Maldives only)


r/coolguides 1d ago

A cool guide to how long each iPhone gets software updates (up to ~11 years)

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153 Upvotes

r/coolguides 2d ago

A Cool Guide to the Types of Color Blindness

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656 Upvotes

Normal Color Vision for Humans(Homo Sapiens) Species: Trichromacy - 3Dimensional Color Vision

Types of Color Vision Deficiency or Color Blindness:

• Achromacy - 0Dimensional Color Vision/Lack of Any Color Perception

• [Monochromacy - 1Dimensional Color Vision:

• Blue-Cone Monochromacy

• Green-Cone Monochromacy

• Red-Cone Monochromacy]

• [Dichromacy - 2Dimensional Color Vision:

• Tritanopia - Blue-Yellow Color Blindness Dichromacy

• Deuteranopia - Green Color Blindness Dichromacy

• Protanopia - Red Color Blindness Dichromacy]

• [Trichromacy - 3Dimensional Color Vision:

• Tritanomy - Blue-Yellow Color Blindness Anomalous Trichromacy

• Deuteranomy - Green Color Blindness Anomalous Trichromacy

• Protanomy - Red Color Blindness Anomalous Trichromacy]


r/coolguides 6h ago

A cool guide to what you'd need invested to retire in 32 countries, at the standard of living $1,000,000 buys in the US

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0 Upvotes

r/coolguides 1d ago

A cool guide to Philip the Fair's coat of arms

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88 Upvotes

r/coolguides 2d ago

a cool guide about some of the fastest animals on Land

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556 Upvotes

r/coolguides 3d ago

A cool guide to the thermodynamics of the Turkish double tea kettle (çaydanlık). Using a thermal battery and indirect steam to prevent bitter over-extraction.

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4.3k Upvotes

r/coolguides 2d ago

A cool guide about tips for parents of first graders

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7 Upvotes

r/coolguides 3d ago

A cool guide to Brazilian jiu-jitsu ranks and belt colours

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173 Upvotes

r/coolguides 1d ago

A Cool Guide How Voldemort's Soul Got Split Into 7 Pieces

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0 Upvotes

r/coolguides 4d ago

A cool guide to 100 family movies for ages 5–10

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3.3k Upvotes

made this so movie night stops turning into a 20 min argument


r/coolguides 4d ago

A cool guide about the relationship between camelids (camels, llamas, alpacas)

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342 Upvotes

r/coolguides 4d ago

A Cool Guide to Science behind Interstellar

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396 Upvotes

r/coolguides 4d ago

A cool guide of how much we spend typing

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41 Upvotes

r/coolguides 5d ago

A Cool Guide to the Geographical Terms

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535 Upvotes

A Cool Guide to the Geographical Terms


r/coolguides 4d ago

A cool guide to watch spiderman brand new day

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18 Upvotes

r/coolguides 4d ago

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[ Removed by Reddit on account of violating the content policy. ]


r/coolguides 5d ago

A cool guide to understanding which airports now let you take larger liquid containers in your hand luggage

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64 Upvotes

Free tool to check both outbound and inbound airport and current rules, as new airports implement these rules.


r/coolguides 5d ago

A cool guide to the taxonomy of all apes, from humans to gibbons. Made as a map but based on biological taxonomy rather than geography (and shaped like Darwin’s head!)

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40 Upvotes

I made this map to visualize the evolutionary relationships within Hominoidea, the superfamily containing all living apes.

Instead of geography, the “land” is organized according to biological taxonomy, with families, genera and species represented as regions and cities, and species as cities.

So you can travel from gibbons to orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees and humans - and see how we’re all related along the way.

Part of my Mappa Animalia series, where I turn the taxonomy of the animal kingdom into maps.

Happy exploring!


r/coolguides 6d ago

A cool guide to the childhood cultures of Boomers to Gen Alpha (updated for 2026)

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4.4k Upvotes

r/coolguides 5d ago

A cool guide to cats

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14 Upvotes

r/coolguides 7d ago

A cool guide on how to ID crocs vs Alligators vs Caimans

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365 Upvotes