A new study helps to explain how specialized retinal cells help stabilize vision by perceiving how their owner is moving. The finding is part of a broader discovery, made in the retinas of mice, that may help explain how mammals keep their vision stable and keep their balance as they move.

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A new study helps to explain how specialized retinal cells help stabilize vision by perceiving how their owner is moving. The finding is part of a broader discovery, made in the retinas of mice, that may help explain how mammals keep their vision stable and keep their balance as they move.