The tapetum lucidum is a shiny layer beneath the retina in the eyes of some animals.As light passes through the retina,it hits the tapedum lucidum and bounces back through the retina.What type of animal would likely have this structure?
A)Humans
B)Squirrels
C)Owl
D)Pigs
E)Gorillas

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The tapetum lucidum is found in animals that are nocturnal or have low-light vision, such as owls. It helps to reflect light back through the retina and allows for better night vision. Humans, squirrels, pigs, and gorillas do not have a tapetum lucidum.

The Tapetum Lucidum Is a Shiny Layer Beneath the Retina