In “Hawkmoth Brains Slow Down in Order to See at Night,” the scientists involved in studying moth feeding behavior knew that moths had a special mechanism to help them see in low light conditions since they come out to feed at dusk and dawn. However, these scientists also suggested that in addition to a mechanism that helps the moths see in darker environments, that perhaps the moths were controlling their nervous systems to help maximize their ability to see in low light conditions. The scientists used an infrared camera and robotic oscillating flower to test their theory. The infrared camera was used to track the moths flying pattern while using the printed, robotic flower to mimic the flowers natural movement in the wind. In nature, the
