Just like the aperture on a camera, your pupil dictates how much light is let into your eye. So when you shine a light in your eye your pupil gets tiny, and in the dark your pupil gets large to let as much light in as possible so you can see better.
to let more light reflections into the eye because the eye depends on light to see
the muscles are relaxed
The pupils get larger. Pupils take in light and if it is dark, there is not much light if there is any at all. The pupils grow larger to take in as much light as possible. If the hole is bigger, more light can come in faster.
When it gets dark, your pupils grow big. When the light is on, your pupils grow smaller. Why this answer? Here's a good explanation. It all depends on light and how much of it there is.
They do not get smaller, your pupils will dilate / grow larger on E. Takes about 30 minutes or so...
There are two potential reasons this may seem so: First, as you stare into his eyes your focus becomes sharper and more direct. It only appears that his eyes grow larger as your attention to them becomes keener. Second, when you have intimate feelings for someone, even a general attraction, your pupils react by dialating (becoming larger). This can add to the apparent enlarging of his eyes.
when its dark your pupils grow because they are trying to look for light for them to see, and when its too light, they get small, trying to minimize the light going through them
One of two things: 1. Upon making eye contact, her pupils allowed less light, thus making them grow larger to compensate for vision loss. 2. Something about looking at you struck some sort of emotional or physiological. Maybe fear, surprise, lust, anger, romance, or less light in her pupils, just to name a few.
Cats have the ability to see more equivalent than humans because of their eye shape. They do the same things as humans though. When its dark the pupils grow large. When its sunny they can make the pupils smaller too.
Cats pupils adjust just a little slower than humans pupils.Actually the answer above is not correct at all. Cats eyes adjust almost faster than humans. The reason being, because they are going to fight or are scared/frightened there pupils grow on will. If the room is too bright they pupils will grow to very thin slits. When nothing is wrong with the cats there pupils are normal, like a perfectly smooth rhombus.
no
Your pupil expands in the dark in order to obtain more light. Your eyesight is interpreted by the brain with light signals, when it is dark your pupil expands to grab as much light as possible.
why does bread grow in the dark
Yes they can grow in the dark