Focusing on the intricate relationship between structural colors in nature and the field of bionanophotonics, this book explores the sophisticated microstructures responsible for these vibrant hues. It delves into the physical principles behind optical processes linked to structural colors and examines the biological and physiological aspects of how various animals perceive their environment. Additionally, the text highlights recent technological advancements in photonics inspired by natural phenomena, making it a unique resource in the study of light and color in living organisms.
