People whose pupils change more dramatically during a visual perception task tend to score higher on a self-reported scale of autistic traits.

This helps the insects collect as much visual information as possible from the gently swaying flowers on which they dine.

Cornell researchers probe the brains of jumping spiders to gain insight into the arachnid's visual processing capabilities.

Deciphering how a jumping spider sees the world and processes visual information may yield insights into long-standing robotics problems.

First described in the late 19th century, then lost from the literature for more than 100 years, the vertical occipital fasciculus appears to be important in visual processing.