What happens to the pupils when light intensity decreases?

A) the pupils constrict to let in more light
B) the pupils dilate to let in more light
C) the pupils constrict to let in less light
D) the pupils dilate to let in less light
E) the pupils reflect more light onto the lens


Answer: B

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