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ELI5:If humans were to ever come in contact with colours beyond our colour receptive cones, what will we see ?

An ordinary human possesses 3 colour receptive cones, while a mantis shrimp has 16. If we, humans, were to ever come into contact with the remaining 13 colours that the shrimps have access to. Would we see those colours like how a colourblind individual would see certain colours ? otherwise, what would we see ?
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We come into contact with "colors" beyond our color receptive cones everyday. Your eyes are only able to pick up on certain wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation, this is what we see as light. If the wavelengths are shorter (like x-rays) or longer (like radio waves) then you simply won't be able to see them.