Why do nocturnal animals often have particularly good eyesight?
Question is above, thanks in advance:-) is for the biology work
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So they can see something in the dark – what do you think what else could be the reason?
I also thought of the same, but I thought there was a biological explanation or so, but thanks:)
Hey,
Because they are particularly well adapted to be active at night? ;-))
By mutation, there might have been specimens that had particularly good eyes and that has developed so. I could imagine.
2 reasons: they have more sticks than takactive animals and 2. they have a mirror-like layer behind the eye, the wallpaper.
if you’re on your way at night, because you need good night vision, right?
Because they have to “collect” the few available light through a large eye.
Because they are night-active animals.
Is an adjustment factor