• Question: Why do your pupils in your eyes get smaller when you look in the light?

    Asked by lola :) to Fiona, Hazel, Jacque, K, Matthew on 15 Mar 2018.
    • Photo: K Sasitharan

      K Sasitharan answered on 15 Mar 2018:


      It is a form of adaptation of the eye to various levels of lightness and darkness. When you look into light, the pupils constrict (get smaller) so that a lesser intensity of light enters your eye.

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