Lightning Bugs Maybe?
June bugs and other insects are attracted to light because, they use light to navigate.
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Earthworms do not have eyes, they do have cells that are sensitive to light distributed through their outer skin. These don't let earthworms see images, but it does allow their skin to detect light and changes in light intensity.
An outdoor light, generally electric, that gives off light to keep bugs away from it. (Answers.com)
they use the antennaes
Light attracts bugs. Bugs attract lizards.
Kinda vague. Umm, meteorites, stars, Airplanes, lightning bugs?
because there is so much 'light pollution' (light) in a city that it washes the sky of the light, wheras in a savanna region its wilderness and no artificial light, so you can see the full natural light (and all the stars) of the sky.
Possibly.
The gasses that make up our atmosphere pass most light through transparently, but slightly reflect the blue part of the light spectrum. Result: We see the sky as blue.
Once you turn the light off they will go away to find another light. bugs are attracted to the light in the dark because in that are is where they can see. so if you are annoyed with bugs near your light just might as well turn it off because they wont go anywhere! hope this helps
You can only see the sky because the thin gasses reflects light from the sun. When the suns light is not hitting the atmosphere above you (at night), there is no light coming from the sky. Often over cities and other populated places you can still see the sky because it reflects the city lights. This effects is more noticeable during some weather conditions than others
Because the sun is shining at it and the light is being reflected towards us.
It reflects light from the sun.
When you see lightning that is certainly the result of a passage of electrical energy through the sky. Most of the time though the light that we see in the sky is from the sun and was energy created from nuclear fission which is from forcing atomic neutrons together.
No. The atmosphere is transparent, which is why you can see the stars and moon at night. During the day the light from the stars is drowned out by scattered light from the sun. Clouds in the sky are translucent.
Venus is visible in the night-sky for the same reason we see the moon - Sunlight is reflected off the surface.