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Types of Vision
How do fish s...
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How do fish see humans?
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Vision in fish:
The eyes in fishes and human are anatomically similar.
Fishes can visualize colors similar to humans.
Fish have eyes that have a protective layer on their eyes.
Due to the protective layer they can visualize colors much more clearer.
They have a more spherical lens.
Fishes can adjust the focus of their eyes by moving closer or further from the retina.
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