How do animals see in the dark? - Anna Stckl
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Date: 2020-08-22
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Donald
A Tarsiers eyes are about 16mm wide I believe while a human has eyes as wide as 22-24mm (correct me if Im wrong. With that in mind, shouldnt humans see better than Tarsiers? Or does it have to do with their lenses and pupils? What about their photoreceptors? Do they have more rods and less cones?
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A Tarsiers eyes are about 16mm wide I believe while a human has eyes as wide as 22-24mm (correct me if Im wrong. With that in mind, shouldnt humans see better than Tarsiers? Or does it have to do with their lenses and pupils? What about their photoreceptors? Do they have more rods and less cones?
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Adam
Not gonna lie the cat seems to do it the most efficiently because it doesn't sacrifice detail like the hawk moth and doesn't require extra size like the Tarsier. Also shining eyes? That's so cool
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Not gonna lie the cat seems to do it the most efficiently because it doesn't sacrifice detail like the hawk moth and doesn't require extra size like the Tarsier. Also shining eyes? That's so cool
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Aafifa
Can we all appreciate how interesting the end lines of each and every TED-Ed video are? THEY MAKE YOU THINK 'wow. THAT was deep. '
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Can we all appreciate how interesting the end lines of each and every TED-Ed video are? THEY MAKE YOU THINK 'wow. THAT was deep. '
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Marla
I just dont understand is it that we and them have night vision or do they have it and we dont? Can someone please tell me?
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I just dont understand is it that we and them have night vision or do they have it and we dont? Can someone please tell me?
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