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An interesting point to consider: some humans are tetrachomatic. They have an additional cone that is sensitive to near-infrared visible light just as you mention in the video. Rather than giving them the ability to see colors others don't or being super sensitive to day light, they tend to be able to more easily discern similar shades of color from each other. It's primarily carried on the X chromosome, so the majority of people with it are genetically female.

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