What increases the ability to see at night? question 1 options: more cone cells than rod cells an increased number of rod cells an equal number of cone and rod cells an increased number of cone cells

The correct answer is an increased number of rod cells.

In eyes of the humans, and many other animals there are two types of receptors, the rods, and the cones. The cones have an important role in color vision and they possess different types of pigment which enable color vision.
On the other hand, the rods are more sensitive to light, and they are responsible for black and white vision.
Therefore, an increase in the number of rods can enable the animal to see betther in the dark.

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