Biology · Animal Physiology
The eyes of nocturnal animals have a large cornea and a large pupil. How does this structure help them?
- 1To activate cone cells for better color perception in the dark
- 2To activate rod cells with virtually no color vision
- 3To rotate their eyes up to 360 degrees
- 4To increase their field of vision and allow more light to enter the eye✓
Correct answer
To increase their field of vision and allow more light to enter the eye
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