Reef Werewolves (wolf eels, obviously). Let's stay on topic, please.Now a musing of the effects of the aurora on werewolves…
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Reef Werewolves (wolf eels, obviously). Let's stay on topic, please.Now a musing of the effects of the aurora on werewolves…
They would probably detect the light, but my guess is they will not respond to it. All organisms have some short of biological clock to track the passage of time. They use celestial events to calibrate & synchronize their biological clock, such as breeding, but I doubt an event is self would be able to induce breeding if it is outside the usual anticipated cycle.That's the numbers I saw earlier
However, if the moon affects things like spawning events, presumably through some sort of detection of photosynthetic light, could the northern lights cause some events as well?
Yep. If I remember correctly, the magnitude of the moon is about -12. The Sun is -26. That's not to say the moon is half as bright as the Sun. It's on a logarithmic scale. There's some info from my first astronomy class 42 years ago!Uh the moon provides like 1/400,000 the luminance of the sun…. That’s like replacing your radion with a digital watch