Rods and cone cells are found in:

Correct option is D

• Rod Cells: Responsible for vision in dim light (night vision) and detect black, white, and shades of gray.
• Cone Cells: Responsible for color vision and sharpness in bright light. There are three types of cone cells that detect red, green, and blue light.

• Rods and cones work together to allow humans to see in various light conditions.
• Rod cells are more sensitive to light but do not detect color.
• Cone cells function well in bright light and help distinguish colors.
• The retina converts light signals into electrical signals, which are sent to the brain via the optic nerve for image formation.

• Ears – The ear contains hair cells in the cochlea for hearing.
• Liver – The liver is involved in metabolism and detoxification.
• Brain – The brain processes visual signals received from the eyes.