A) Disrupts their natural behaviors and sleep patterns
B) Makes them more active during the day
C) Improves their adaptation to urban environments
D) Enhances their hunting abilities

A) Blue light
B) Yellow light
C) Red light
D) Green light

A) To increase human visibility at night
B) To improve nocturnal animal fitness levels
C) To maintain biodiversity and ecological balance
D) To boost animal populations

A) Directs light downward to reduce skyglow and glare
B) Creates a halo effect
C) Increases light scattering
D) Enhances overall brightness

A) Boosts energy levels
B) Disrupts circadian rhythms and sleep patterns
C) Enhances overall well-being
D) Promotes relaxation

A) Insectivorous animals
B) Diurnal animals
C) Aquatic animals
D) Nocturnal animals

A) By relying on human-made light sources
B) By favoring brighter environments
C) By preserving dark habitats and minimizing artificial lighting
D) By increasing nocturnal activity levels

A) Urban areas rarely experience light pollution
B) Urban development often leads to increased light pollution
C) Rural regions have higher light pollution levels
D) Light pollution decreases with urbanization