Light receptor cells are located in the skin. true or false

False

Light receptor cells are not present in the skin but they are present in the retina of the eyes.The retina is the black part of the eye that exhibit light sensitive receptor cells called as rods and cones. Rods are sensitive to the intensity of light and cones are sensitive to color of light.

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