Retina's Rods And Cones Team Up For Better Night Sight

[happinesson]

a new update to human anatomy! cones and rods worked together!

[dialhaq]

I wish it works for all those who can't see in dim light. love you all

[leahcimrac]

I have Cone Dystrophy and its more or less the opposite. I can't see well during the day or lit up areas.

[fishfooood]

The narrator seems a little too enthusiastic

[kjelltp]

Does this lead to photophobia? I got poor nightvision (but not completely dark), and reduced light perception during the day (yet im extremely photobic).. aquity is fine. That math doesn't equate for most eyeMDs. Any insight? :D

[AnnaEvolut]

he seems to be screaming all the time haha

[hartistry1957]

It's an ISSUE? Hey, if my world goes black, its curtains, fade to black, astala vista baby, bit the big one, bought the farm, ate the worm, buried the axe, buttered the anus, cleaned Big Ben, creamed the wife, baked the cat, dipped the wick, whipped the dick, scratched the snatch, beat the meat, meet the beat, dangled the fangled wangle, ripped a new ahole, ...Well, you catch my whiff.

[amarndar]

He'd feel even worse living in England, it gets dark at 3.30 in the winter here :|

[FailsAtSM]

Hey guys.

[osumedicalcenter]

Hi.

[4jeremy9]

"but unfortunately the cones die." wow. way to give corey something to look forward to. bastards.

[osumedicalcenter]

that's why were doing research, so that we can potentially reverse problem.

[mr1989ROCKS]

i know he said it in a such a cold way, like it meant nothing

[jaimelhiver]

wow! that's so cool that people can figure this out!