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2025.06.23 00:24

Can You Guess This Animal? ?

  • Cleo Abram 오래 전 2025.06.23 00:24 인기
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Guess the animal: Their eyes can rotate independently in three dimensions. They can perceive distance with just one eye.
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    @Petah_Griffin  오래 전

    mantis shrimp

    2025-06-23 21:17

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    @BrandiBran828  오래 전

    I love your content! Aquaculture/Marine degree here- There's been recent rumblings that mantis shrimp see about what we do, but their individual lenses may be simpler than ours, so they need all 16 necessary to amalgamate their sight. Just one new-er theory going around!

    2025-06-23 21:16

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    @pachimarie  오래 전

    the way i saw the silhouette and out loud said "aaaaa is it a mantis shrimp?" i love mantis shrimp

    2025-06-23 21:08

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    @AL-Doody  오래 전

    They’re really colourful so I’d assume they’re actually changing their colour constantly, just in wavelengths we cannot perceive, these shrimp can see colour we cannot even fathom and what do they do all day? Punch things into oblivion

    2025-06-23 20:58

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    @alosreal  오래 전

    mantis shrimp got extra genome points ts is not fair???

    2025-06-23 20:57

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    @infinite4809  오래 전

    they have range finders built in?! these would be great snipers

    2025-06-23 20:54

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    @justsomeguywit…  오래 전

    The mike tyson of the ocean also has good eyesight. ?What a surprise!

    2025-06-23 20:46

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    @RyenZavierMend…  오래 전

    I thought it was just a mantis.

    2025-06-23 20:44

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    @Devtryak  오래 전

    My favorite thing about the mantis shrimp is that they can hit with the force of a .22lr bullet, which means they could technically kill a person

    2025-06-23 20:35

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    @5pid3rman80  오래 전

    When she says "subscribe", she steals my heart ❤️

    2025-06-23 20:28

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    @priyamurali459…  오래 전

    Great video! Please can you tell us what would kind of images would the mantis shrimp be able to see?

    2025-06-23 20:17

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    @Gamelair95678  오래 전

    That shrimp is insane

    2025-06-23 20:15

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    @pumpkin8222  오래 전

    Imagine those eyes with a human brain to comprehend the vision - they have worse colour vision than humans, just because their brains aren't that good

    2025-06-23 20:03

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    @rishabharya332…  오래 전

    first the pistol shrimp, now the mantis shrimp.. bruh these shrimps are takinn over the world and i'm in for it

    2025-06-23 19:55

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    @redstocat5455  오래 전

    Wait WHAT PREDATORS ?!?
    THAT CREATURE CAN MAKE BUBBLES HOTTER THAN THE SURFACE OF THE SUN, AND USE IT TO EAT CRABS !
    WHAT ON EARTH COULD POSSIBLY HUNT IT

    2025-06-23 19:53

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    @pretzel1600  오래 전

    this looks like something i would stick to my teacher as a biological experiment

    2025-06-23 19:48

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    @uhohhotdog  오래 전

    Wasn’t this recently debunked?

    2025-06-23 19:40

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    @Sardarkhan69  오래 전

    That is fascinating!!!

    2025-06-23 19:32

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    @DavinBryfogle  오래 전

    I am such a nerd, I actually guessed it...

    2025-06-23 19:25

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    @gingfreecs5299  오래 전

    yeeeah all that just came as result of random chimecal reactions

    2025-06-23 19:20

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    @alexanthony007…  오래 전

    same mantis shrimp whose punch accelerates at a 22 caliber bullet

    2025-06-23 19:13

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    @singh1.1  오래 전

    They have so much information that they go into analysis paralysis ? .

    2025-06-23 19:12

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    @Vythens  오래 전

    They got thermals

    2025-06-23 19:10

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    @PinPimYT  오래 전

    And despite all of this they don't exactly have the best vision. Surprisingly they have difficulty differentiating colours and lack much resolution

    2025-06-23 19:05

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    @armanhansda755…  오래 전

    Millions of years of evolution and we are still inferior to a Shrimp? We dare call ourselves apex species??

    Anyway thanks for the great video. Learned something new today. Keep up the good work.

    2025-06-23 18:43

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    @moosemax6346  오래 전

    Seems like we got the shore end of the stick with our eyes

    2025-06-23 18:36

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    @cntom8233  오래 전

    For those that don't know, their claws are also built to punch you so hard it comes out as fast as a bullet and hurts like a bullet. They can rupture your skin and fracture bones.

    Mantis shrimp are overpowered, or at least insanely evolved

    2025-06-23 18:35

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    @asuu5379  오래 전

    Start: "no you dont"
    End: "my predictions are never right..."

    2025-06-23 18:15

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    @ArzenikDev  오래 전

    Cant we see depth with one eye?

    2025-06-23 18:05

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    @andrewlawson36…  오래 전

    You are so much more fun than reading an encyclopaedia Cleo ! Always fascinating. Ax

    2025-06-23 17:50

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    @cmdrsmain9711  오래 전

    As lord ZeFrank said, "Try to imagine a color you cannot imagine... This is how  mantis shrimps do."

    2025-06-23 17:48

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    @William_15_  오래 전

    16k resolution damn ?

    2025-06-23 17:43

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    @BEPPERSON451  오래 전

    The moment I saw the silhouette "who's that Pokemon?" Played in my head and I nearly shouted "mantis shrimp!"

    2025-06-23 17:25

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    @phearedphantom  오래 전

    I guessed chameleon

    2025-06-23 17:05

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    @ethanevansc  오래 전

    Chameleon lost out on this ?

    2025-06-23 16:56

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    @nvincipality63…  오래 전

    Mantis shrimp

    2025-06-23 16:45

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    @razorday6017  오래 전

    Thank you for your awesome videos. They are always a bright point in my doom scroll. Is there really a shrimp that can box/punch strong enough to break glass? I know about google, I was just inspired by your awesome video to make another interesting sea food themed vid. Anywho back to the fear promoting parts of youtube. Thank you again for your positive outlook and vibe. Peace out. One love.

    2025-06-23 16:35

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    @TheDemonOfSeme…  오래 전

    I can't wait until humanity gains the ability to genetically or bionicaly modify the human body in a way that allows a normal person to experience the sight of a mantis shrimp

    2025-06-23 16:33

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    @ekereus9037  오래 전

    ALL HAIL THE MANTIS SHRIMP

    2025-06-23 16:25

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    @NikkiBdraws  오래 전

    I knew it'd be mantis shrimp 2 seconds in. I've always wondered what colors they see that we can't.

    2025-06-23 16:20

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    @deepikakalra33…  오래 전

    ???

    2025-06-23 16:18

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    @kanna2227  오래 전

    From what I know, mantis shrimp cannot actually see more colors than we do. The difference between human and shrimp color vision is that humans can mix and match colors thanks to our brains, so for instance, if a color activates both the green and red cones, they can mix them to make us see yellow, so we can make more colors with just those 3 receptors. Mantis shrimp however can only see the colors their receptors are made capture and nothing else, meaning their brains do not perform color mixing, and their practical color vision is much more limited than ours, so while they have more cones than us, they can see those specific colors and that's it.

    2025-06-23 16:12

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    @iGot7WizOneSta…  오래 전

    Powerful aliens.

    2025-06-23 15:41

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    @XVYQ_EY  오래 전

    Dogs have 2 cones and see 2 colors. Humans have 3 and see 6. It looks like factorial pattern. So by that means, mantis shrimps can see 20'922'789'888'000 distinctive colours and every shade between them.

    2025-06-23 15:31

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    @craigathonian  오래 전

    i easily recognized that distinctive silhouette almost as easily as the creature "Alien"....but i think they're distant cousins  !

    2025-06-23 15:23

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    @KajiKintsugi  오래 전

    Makes me happy I recognized it as soon as you showed the pixelated version. Like "Who's that Pokemon"??!! I already knew they have cool ultra violet vison... someone should really throw their community a rave.

    2025-06-23 15:22

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    @GREGGRCO  오래 전

    Hmmmmm.

    2025-06-23 15:03

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    @potato_2052  오래 전

    Hold up, i stopped at the color section, i think it a mantis shrimp







    Edit: YES EZ GG

    2025-06-23 14:58

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    @JustARandom-ky…  오래 전

    That mf is op, sun punch, thermal jab, solar hook??

    2025-06-23 14:48

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    @Deskalzi  오래 전

    I GUESSED IT

    2025-06-23 14:47

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    @architectq9798  오래 전

    This didn't even mention the most interesting about mantis shrimp eyes - they DONT have lenses in their compound eyes! Instead they use reflective tubes to focus light. :)

    2025-06-23 14:41

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    @JAKEAVALON-rg8…  오래 전

    I wonder what they can see

    2025-06-23 14:40

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    @gigachad.-  오래 전

    I wonder how many colors they see themselves as

    2025-06-23 14:40

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    @Nevergiveup-r7…  오래 전

    Your beautiful

    2025-06-23 14:36

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    @OMII_25  오래 전

    And that's not the only thing cool about them?

    2025-06-23 14:26

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    @daxconnell7661  오래 전

    if they have that many receptors for wavelength for light, it may help them see/detect species that can camouflage themselves by changing color or trying to blend in with surroundings

    2025-06-23 14:22

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    @the_binding_of…  오래 전

    I just threw in a random guess and it was right

    2025-06-23 14:04

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    @trendyprimawij…  오래 전

    How do scientist know how many cone cell variation of it and what light spectrum each cone cell senses?

    2025-06-23 14:03

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    @Fergusand  오래 전

    Funny thing is that they're almost blind too

    2025-06-23 13:51

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    @danielm3835  오래 전

    Wowsers!

    2025-06-23 13:49

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    @iddrisuibrahim…  오래 전

    I wonder why people still deny The Absolute Uncreated Creator.
    Are those rejectors the creators of themselves? Or did they create the *mantis shrimp*, for example!?

    2025-06-23 13:39

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    @Havi_781  오래 전

    Hi Cleo, do you have these videos posted anywhere else that's not a social media site so my kids can watch them? I love your work!

    2025-06-23 13:30

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    @chrisolson3240  오래 전

    How'd they find this out about a shrimp?

    2025-06-23 13:28

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    @Justin-xs2yo  오래 전

    Ive had several of these as pets over the years. They are very cool. When they come out of their cave and use those eyes to check you out, you know you are being judged on many spectrums ???

    2025-06-23 13:20

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    @PūkaHeadMan  오래 전

    If I had Mantis Shrimp eyes, would my eye doctor charge me more for an eye exam? Also, would girls think I look cool?

    2025-06-23 13:18

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    @StormyRobloxZ  오래 전

    mantis shrimp got 0 hours screen time fr

    2025-06-23 13:12

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    @Tenderloin-yt7…  오래 전

    Mantis shrimp is best animal

    2025-06-23 13:06

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    @Whaha-i5n  오래 전

    I only guessed Mantis because of the silhouette ??

    2025-06-23 13:01

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    @dennisdriscoll…  오래 전

    These are aliens

    2025-06-23 12:51

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    @ResonantFreq52…  오래 전

    That’s cool

    2025-06-23 12:49

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    @tokyoishappy  오래 전

    im often astonished by how depressed i can get over the fact that i dont have Shrimp Vision

    2025-06-23 12:44

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    @ankitmahar8070  오래 전

    I guessed preying mantis... so I was half right.

    2025-06-23 12:43

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    @omkarlokhande3…  오래 전

    No wonder Okarun and friends struggled to escape the shrimp guy

    2025-06-23 12:37

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    @beaconJr64  오래 전

    me stealin them for myself

    2025-06-23 12:37

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    @melodydeprey18…  오래 전

    I'm currently taking a class on sensory and perception and the point was brought up in my reading that although theoretically it is possible that mantis shrimp and other creatures that possess more cone types could be perceiving colors that we can't, it is also possible that they don't perceive color at all, at least not in the way that we understand it. Color is the result of a combination of the neurological structuring specific to humans and social influence. What makes a high wave length red exactly? Someone perceived a color and decided to call it red. There is, as of right now, no actual way to know for certain if any other species experiences color the way we do.

    2025-06-23 12:35

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    @poterror  오래 전

    Most of these things were apparently disproven

    2025-06-23 12:32

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    @lilangelbunny4…  오래 전

    i'm actually kinda scared that i got it right immediately. i saw the silhouette and thought "is that a mantis shrimp?" and then you showed the eyes and i was like "that's totally a mantis shrimp!" and then you revealed that it is, in fact, the mantis shrimp, and my first reaction wasn't "ha! i knew it!" it was "WTF WAIT WAIT WAIT WTF HOW DID I KNOW THIS" i literally know nothing about mantis shrimp.

    2025-06-23 12:31

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    @fabricio4794  오래 전

    Chameleons are cool too

    2025-06-23 12:23

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    @bellablackmist…  오래 전

    They're even more colorful than we realize

    2025-06-23 12:17

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    @BryceRogers  오래 전

    Now that you mention it, how can I still perceive distance when I close one eye?

    2025-06-23 12:16

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    @DreadlyKnight  오래 전

    They’re one of my favorite animals based on their eyes alone!! Wish I could see what they could

    2025-06-23 12:14

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    @gavinzhao4288  오래 전

    Imagine your eyes get genetically modified to be like this

    2025-06-23 12:14

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    @nonameuserua  오래 전

    Why YT recommended this video right after one where these amazing animals were cooked? ?

    2025-06-23 11:52

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    @dsb227  오래 전

    Wow!

    2025-06-23 11:49

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    @karimdaher7252  오래 전

    You forgot to mention they can also see into the ultraviolet and infrared light spectrums!

    2025-06-23 11:43

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    @nipunaggarwal8…  오래 전

    No wonder he is in furious five

    2025-06-23 11:37

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    @karaxis  오래 전

    i wish i was a mantis shrimp

    2025-06-23 11:35

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    @IIIUUUAAAA  오래 전

    I must be special because I can see how far away something is with one eye too

    2025-06-23 11:32

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    @Zapa-pd6sw  오래 전

    That so called visuals informations will always makes them stay alertand bit paranoia of course ?

    2025-06-23 11:27

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    @ZayaneeTTV  오래 전

    I cant even tell distance with both eyes ??‍♀️

    2025-06-23 11:24

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    @ShaneBro  오래 전

    They must have a good brain for taking all that info and making it available.

    2025-06-23 11:22

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    @Xander-u8b  오래 전

    Super cool in the video. Terrifying to com across at the beach

    2025-06-23 11:18

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    @itsOnlyPIYUSH  오래 전

    Do they have X Ray Vision?

    2025-06-23 11:15

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    @Sandrosedits  오래 전

    Mantis shrimp are by far one of the most fascinating animals. Even though it’s just a shrimp they are incredibly complex, and it’s insane how hard they can punch with just a shrimp body!

    2025-06-23 11:14

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    @kazu-joel  오래 전

    JAPANESE BUISNESS MAN

    2025-06-23 11:10

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    @SouthpawArsena…  오래 전

    Why do they need two if they can see depth with one?

    2025-06-23 11:07

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    @christophertuc…  오래 전

    Love you

    2025-06-23 11:01

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    @star.phased6-3  오래 전

    Yeah! Conscious life. ?✨️

    2025-06-23 10:54

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    @punchkitten874  오래 전

    Mantis shrimp eyes are a lot of simple modifications in one place. They evolved a basic cone structure that can be modified for each wavelength of light. Having that many different cones is necessary for color detection/differentiation when you don't have a visual processing system like other animals.

    Humans have only three cones bc that's all our visual system needs. Sure, mantis shrimp see colors we don't, but other animals see that same color. It's cool, but only as efficient as it needed to be.

    2025-06-23 10:49

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    @jasperxmaster9…  오래 전

    I can't wait till someone replicates their vision.  So we can experience that.

    2025-06-23 10:46

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    @putreyysyahmir…  오래 전

    God is Great. Indeed His Wisdom is displayed in every single thing in the seen and the unseen.

    2025-06-24 21:17

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    @mugiwaranuluff…  오래 전

    This woman is so beautiful

    2025-06-24 19:00

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    @soukantagangul…  오래 전

    Cigarette Kulfi

    2025-06-24 18:19

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    @manuelkrall  오래 전

    But underwater everything is blured, right?

    2025-06-24 18:12

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    @nileshagarwal4…  오래 전

    They have eyes but not developed as a humans ??

    2025-06-24 16:36

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    @paullenoue8173  오래 전

    Forget Spiderman, I want to see a superhero bitten by a radioactive mantis shrimp!

    2025-06-24 16:21

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    @Tihoretsky  오래 전

    ???

    2025-06-24 15:24

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    @choclidroppa  오래 전

    E

    2025-06-24 15:22

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    @poetryanh  오래 전

    They can see the colors that we can't see

    2025-06-24 15:11

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    @PimpMatt0  오래 전

    It's probably some weird quatumn entanglement stuff

    2025-06-24 14:35

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    @FreedomIsEarne…  오래 전

    Dang nabbit, I was thinking dragonfly. I tried to feed one the other day, and dude was like... Yeah, I got a job, I earn my own meals. Seriously, dragonflies are scary to bugs, heck, dude told me off! ^^ Seriously tho, mantis shrimp are crazy.

    2025-06-24 13:56

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    @annethornton99…  오래 전

    There are many reasons why this animal is Bill's favourite...

    2025-06-24 13:25

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    @qkcmnt1242  오래 전

    I guessed it to be the dragonfly.

    2025-06-24 13:15

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    @CándyVine-Offi…  오래 전

    I’ve never heard of one til now and I’m glad I did I’m a vet and honestly thought I knew every animal in the world (ones like in this video and household ones is what I mean) and I’m still learning more and more

    2025-06-24 11:51

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    @evrenius18  오래 전

    So if we manage to understand them, maybe they can finally tell us if the dress was golden/white or black/blue ?

    2025-06-24 11:32

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    @matthewsutphin…  오래 전

    So they can see in all 7 deminsions.  Got it?

    2025-06-24 10:48

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    @Vis___4  오래 전

    Bro's eyes have eyes of their own. ?

    2025-06-24 10:46

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    @Pickleball900  오래 전

    Yeah and we forget this dude hits crabs and fries them under sea while crabs in there shells

    2025-06-24 10:01

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    @SHOCKWAVERYAN  오래 전

    THANK YOU

    2025-06-24 09:41

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    @Lorax-33  오래 전

    Hey just a  suggestion for a vid is maybe one on like the “ world war “ going on i know a lot of people are scared and maybe you could help???❤❤

    2025-06-24 08:21

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    @Safiyyrh  오래 전

    That’s pretty cool

    2025-06-24 07:23

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    @ninja97o  오래 전

    I really wonder why scientists come up with this stuff. How do they even know this animal is seeing like this

    2025-06-24 06:43

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    @Mrstation22  오래 전

    Not to mention, they can literally punch you at the speed of a bullet?

    2025-06-24 05:39

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    @christopherare…  오래 전

    When you put all your stats into eyesight ?

    2025-06-24 04:46

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    @IdkYoYo  오래 전

    Cleo is the most crisp talker I've ever heard idk how to explain it

    2025-06-24 04:27

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    @nuggetman547  오래 전

    WAIT WHAT!?! Im confused: am i the only person who can see how far away something is with one eye!?!

    2025-06-24 04:15

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    @YTcommentsAreF…  오래 전

    shes so attractive

    2025-06-24 03:38

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    @KaiTeBryga  오래 전

    Biology seminara were always my favourite in school. I found all animals I wrote about plain and then fascinating like dragonflies and otters. Animals are so awesome.

    2025-06-24 03:01

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    @AssasinSpike  오래 전

    I guessed praying mantis. Close enough ?

    2025-06-24 02:40

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    @jordanbates970…  오래 전

    If you have multiple wavelengths of light; than your body would adapt to an inferred light, meaning they can see the heat you emit in cold waters.

    2025-06-24 01:45

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    @deleted-someth…  오래 전

    Mantis :)

    2025-06-24 01:38

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    @risukami7108  오래 전

    I still don't get why the the eye never wart a real thing. I mean they became a gland, butr for real we do not see 3Dimensioonal completely without it. You notice it if you try to guess the distance of horizontal lines.

    2025-06-24 01:38

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    @jarekwrzosek20…  오래 전

    Also, their punches can cause explosions.

    2025-06-24 01:17

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    @dhanmanidas989…  오래 전

    I respectfully respect the respective person who respectfully respected the respectful mantis for such respective vision.

    2025-06-24 00:50

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    @RollForInsight…  오래 전

    THIER CLAWS ARE .22 CALIBER

    2025-06-24 00:47

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    @itisheea_samue…  오래 전

    Mantis shrimp 1 : ?
    Mantis shrimp 2 : gary did what?!?

    2025-06-24 00:40

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    @OmeGa_x1234  오래 전

    My goat, Topoda❤

    2025-06-24 00:19

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    @Jourei_  오래 전

    Our eyes take a lot of processing power, guess the visible spectrum isn't a factor then? Do we know how well they can see? I'm thinking, a human can identify things from pretty far away...

    2025-06-24 00:12

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    @MP4_11  오래 전

    I guessed it before I saw it

    2025-06-23 23:57

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    @legendarygamer…  오래 전

    The way the eyes move look like animals in games, lol.

    2025-06-23 23:43

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    @Quangang-yu4qe  오래 전

    Predator? Looks like they're the predators?

    2025-06-23 23:22

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    @ShaharHarshuv  오래 전

    "Those color blind humans can't even distinguished between the color schlomp and the color tsola!" ???

    2025-06-23 23:19

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    @ShaharHarshuv  오래 전

    So we are practically blind next to them

    2025-06-23 23:17

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    @pryvietcomrade…  오래 전

    WW3 is starting, a new pandemic will probably come, the ai takeover is gonna happen and we just looking at mantis shrimp

    2025-06-23 23:15

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    @septegram  오래 전

    I was thinking cuttlefish, whose eyes are also really remarkable, but I'll defer to the mantis shrimp (if only so they don't punch me).

    2025-06-23 23:14

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    @The_Universal_…  오래 전

    The shape was already obvious.

    2025-06-23 23:12

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    @naterofthewire…  오래 전

    Dan da Dan

    2025-06-23 22:44

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    @r1g0r61  오래 전

    well, i guessed shrimp from the outline.
    i feel pretty good for a neophyte.

    2025-06-23 22:38

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    @AbdelrahmanAhm…  오래 전

    Think what would happen if humans could use such eyesight

    2025-06-23 22:17

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    @hr_47  오래 전

    Realised shes just another pretty face that can read a script well - nothing of a smart person persona that she puts out

    2025-06-23 22:00

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    @Heartfromsomew…  오래 전

    So an RGB combination in our eyes can make about 16.5 million different colors combinations, but if the shrimp can see 16 times of our own, they would have roughly 3.1962657932×10³⁸ of color combinations…

    2025-06-23 21:34

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    @arvinsteviencr…  오래 전

    You can always count on the little guys to evolve the craziest most insane thing in nature

    2025-06-23 21:34

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    @ploopy33  오래 전

    Ah yes, it has to be that Saitama's pet

    2025-06-23 21:24

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    @lrvdo  오래 전

    Knew it!

    2025-06-25 18:11

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    @SymphonicSypho…  오래 전

    Not to mention they can literally punch at the speed of sound ?

    2025-06-25 15:13

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    @Thoughtbubble9…  오래 전

    Mantis shrimp, know bout this cuz I was a kid who watched documentaries ???

    2025-06-25 14:46

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    @Kyle496  오래 전

    Due to their tiny brains they're unable to actually see everything their eyes are capable of. Their vision is actually closer to ours than not.

    2025-06-25 14:42

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    @刌  오래 전

    That's traumatizing ?

    2025-06-25 13:28

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    @Mold12345  오래 전

    I actually did know this facy

    2025-06-25 13:24

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    @MrGalpino  오래 전

    They can also tell how the light is polarised. I imagine it's like having built in sunglasses you can turn on and off.

    2025-06-25 13:08

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    @Solomon.999  오래 전

    What if someone eating just eyes

    2025-06-25 13:06

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    @FrankBelugaAft…  오래 전

    At this point I know the silhouette of a mantis shrimp

    2025-06-25 12:48

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    @yojimbo3681  오래 전

    This should've been a cyberware upgrade in Cyberpunk 2077

    2025-06-25 10:58

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    @kyrylotabunshc…  오래 전

    Jesus is not real

    2025-06-25 08:16

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    @kyrylotabunshc…  오래 전

    God is not real

    2025-06-25 08:15

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    @MaribubblesOoO…  오래 전

    That's it. I'm coming back as a mantis shrimp!

    2025-06-25 07:23

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    @JohnThien-n8y  오래 전

    Mantis shr...crap. You said it before I could finish typing. ?

    2025-06-25 06:48

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    @Nonchalant_Gin…  오래 전

    Pretty sure I can see distance with one eye too

    2025-06-25 06:07

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    @BrownCharlies  오래 전

    I like to

    2025-06-25 05:32

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    @Konusu  오래 전

    Cleo, thank you for posting positive science ❤

    2025-06-25 04:11

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    @ferdiemazon362…  오래 전

    Yeah, but if they need glasses, they have no ears to rest them on. Haha.

    2025-06-25 02:28

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    @JojoMoniem  오래 전

    Wow❤❤❤❤but creepy????

    2025-06-25 01:29

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    @jayotto1628  오래 전

    The mantis shrimp always makes me wish I could go back and do that PhD research project I've always dreamed of on perception... we have three types of cones, but the neural structure in the eye encodes not just the colors, but the contrast levels between each of the colors, so we "see" a lot more than the three colors. Most birds have 4 types of cones, and seem to do the same thing humans do, so birds don't see just one more color than humans: the color map has a whole extra dimension to it. But is that the case with Mantis shrimp? Do they see with 16 primary colors, and all the mixing combinations, or are they looking through 16 pieces of colored glass? Because of this humans can't tell the difference between a monochromatic green light source and a light source mixing blue and yellow light (which is both how and why TVs and computer screens work for us). I expect mantis shrimp likely can, but the research isn't there yet to prove it...

    2025-06-25 01:03

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    @BrazenPhrasin  오래 전

    With so many color receptors, imagine how flamboyantly awesome they look to eachother?

    2025-06-25 00:15

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    @ireallyreallyl…  오래 전

    My eyes also rotate independently but it’s because I have strabismus

    2025-06-24 23:08

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    @joshuaweisel29…  오래 전

    I’m officially convinced shrimp are the most slept on species on earth.

    2025-06-24 22:56

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    @rebelcommander…  오래 전

    They can also detect polarized and none polarized light so ya even more complex version

    2025-06-24 22:30

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    @shadrachdunn97…  오래 전

    My teacher put this specific video on in class today

    2025-06-24 21:30

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    @XendrexBrentPa…  오래 전

    There still dangerous tho

    2025-06-26 21:04

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    @Idkwtdwmlrnaya…  오래 전

    Is this the inspiration for Dune's tlailexo eyes? (Did I spell it right?)

    2025-06-26 20:00

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    @Higaratu  오래 전

    They are have op punches that can actually be hotter than the surface of the sun when colliding with hard surfaces

    2025-06-26 15:27

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    @Chan1990s  오래 전

    I always been fascinated by the Mantis shrimp eyes, we need more videos about it ?

    2025-06-26 13:48

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    @MeshalM-b8z  오래 전

    It was made by Apple. I think.

    2025-06-26 13:11

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    @dinosaurroarth…  오래 전

    Mantis shrimp

    2025-06-26 10:42

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    @Nodnarbthealie…  오래 전

    Mantis mains!

    2025-06-26 08:18

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    @SapienSpaceUne…  오래 전

    Now I know why I am allergic to shrimp, those beautiful eyes!

    2025-06-26 08:13

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    @ParOtechnic  오래 전

    Not to mention that the mantis shrimp pack one of the strongest punches, hit as hard as a bullet

    2025-06-26 08:08

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    @wsasdrfcyhbdxf…  오래 전

    they look delicious

    2025-06-26 06:44

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    @RaifPearcy  오래 전

    I haven’t watched the hole thing yet my gauss is the lobster
    Edit:so close but not right it was the manta shrimp

    2025-06-26 05:24

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    @Charmaver  오래 전

    They can fry Mr crab alive by snapping

    2025-06-26 04:39

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    @Cantread807  오래 전

    We need to start modeling our lenses after this!

    2025-06-26 04:22

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    @Neranzula  오래 전

    I love your videos. Salam from Beirut.

    2025-06-26 03:25

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    @pymow5618  오래 전

    Soon we ll get their eyes :)

    2025-06-26 02:56

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    @Jeevakumar-15  오래 전

    Your video is so interesting ?

    2025-06-26 00:43

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    @Ndxjxnjsndn  오래 전

    For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life John 3:16

    2025-06-26 00:34

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    @Centaurity  오래 전

    I got it right!!!!!!! ???

    2025-06-26 00:12

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    @linnfb4862  오래 전

    I thought it way fly.

    2025-06-25 23:50

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    @ShadowPlasma20…  오래 전

    People who first thought it's a chameleon: ???

    2025-06-25 23:16

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    @ClaudiaArnold  오래 전

    Even with my poor mammalian color vision I have to say this shrimp is gorgeously colorful ❤.

    2025-06-27 21:16

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    @brentgroen3204  오래 전

    Thank you, i knew about this but i could never find a diagram of its cones

    2025-06-27 19:13

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    @mtrps_  오래 전

    ok now how do i install those 16 cones into mine

    2025-06-27 14:37

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    @SaucedUpStinky…  오래 전

    That’s why they are one of my favorite animals ever. Not only for punch but for what they can see. I wonder what those colors would look like if we could see that

    2025-06-27 03:16

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    @jamiedivincenz…  오래 전

    Mantis

    2025-06-27 03:02

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    @y0y4y0  오래 전

    Wasn't their eyesight debunked not that long ago?
    They are cool because they have guns for hands, but their eyesight doesn't have that many colours in the end

    2025-06-26 23:01

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    @z_polarcat  오래 전

    Those eyes looks like a couple of CRT tvs from a 90s sci-fi

    2025-06-26 22:03

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    @Miky008  오래 전

    How does one communicate with just seeing ( transmitting sight to a receiver ) ? ?

    2025-06-28 15:45

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    @Scorchedlnfern…  오래 전

    You missed out on so much more fascinating information!

    First of all, they can percieve both ultraviolet and infrared light. But most interesting is that they're one of the few animals capable of seeing polarized light!

    Additionally, they see *multiple* kinds of it. They are the only animal on the entire planet capable of percieving polarized light! (That we know of)

    2025-06-28 14:43

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    @sup_dogs  오래 전

    The visuals of this short were mantastic. Thank you.

    2025-06-28 11:25

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    @Same_old_rory  오래 전

    I recognised that eyeball immediately, I watch this one youtuber, he has one as a pet named kaiju, i think it's kaiju

    2025-06-28 03:25

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    @jeetarora3158  오래 전

    like a camera lens?

    2025-06-28 03:22

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    @Kontrower  오래 전

    Don’t they also have a punch with the strength of a bullet!?

    2025-06-28 03:11

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    @DrMattHH  오래 전

    Mantis shrimp actually have much LESS visual information than you. Their 16 receptors only let's them see 16 colors. Their tiny brain isn't capable of integrating colors like mammals.

    2025-06-27 23:42

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    @slickrickulous…  오래 전

    The real market for 8K TVs

    2025-06-29 14:37

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    @zenyogasteve40…  오래 전

    16?!?!

    2025-06-29 13:51

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    @Arko4911  오래 전

    We are colorblined to them.

    2025-06-29 13:35

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    @navneelkumar34…  오래 전

    The first thing I said was “that lobster the really strong one”

    2025-06-29 12:15

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    @RaydeusMX  오래 전

    That sounds like the perfect Cyberpunk implant Kiroshi would release for military use. Just need the accompanying co-processor to be able to process all the information in real time.

    2025-06-29 11:26

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    @lozikl  오래 전

    So basically they can see in 16K, HDR with RayTracing enabled and at 500 fuckin render distance

    2025-06-29 09:55

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    @brownsterring9…  오래 전

    Pretty freaking sure my mom has one of those too

    2025-06-29 09:52

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    @carlocatana771…  오래 전

    did we just scoot over the sonic punch they pack? that makes them even more interesting ?

    2025-06-29 08:59

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    @Purple_peoplea…  오래 전

    The mantis shrimp the soldiers of shrimplantis they are great warriors

    2025-06-29 08:39

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    @AtLanTis-mx8vz  오래 전

    That's a Lens

    2025-06-29 08:21

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    @ackshayshukla  오래 전

    So Mantis can differentiate between 16 different shades of pink and red Lipsticks?

    2025-06-29 05:41

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    @Metaspection  오래 전

    I swear alien DNA is all over the ocean!

    2025-06-30 21:15

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    @fusola9612  오래 전

    Wait... you guys/gals... div CAN'T perseve distance with just one eye?

    2025-06-30 21:09

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    @Jeremiah-p7z  오래 전

    Mantis shrimps are the fastest animal on earth like when man the shrimps are eating food and you just blink. He would already be done when you open your eye.

    2025-06-29 22:27

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    @lauratanln  27일 전

    Treasure all the varied and wonderful life forms on earth. Life is not permanent on earth.

    2025-07-01 15:56

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    @erezeliyahu477…  27일 전

    Hi Chloe, I have a question. It is known that the universe is expanding, and also the light waves that move from place to place are expanding, we can say it another way - the peaks in the waves are moving away from each other. This is one of the reasons why the night is dark, there are lots of stars, some we don't see because they are far away and some we don't see because the light waves have changed and they are not in the spectrum that is visible to our eye. (Olbers paradox) Does this animal - Mantis shrimp see more light in the water thanks to starlight that we don't see? Does this also happen in other animals? Could it be that during evolution the genes were changed to see starlight better at night?

    2025-07-01 14:49

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    @INVINCIDIH12  27일 전

    Legit wrote an essay about them in second grade for write about your favorite animal

    2025-07-01 06:58

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    @ddobleg1623  오래 전

    I think they can also see polarization, not sure about that though

    2025-07-01 04:28

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    @four1629  26일 전

    i learned all of this from dandadan which is probably embarassing

    2025-07-02 21:16

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    @rohithks4045  26일 전

    I thought it was either a mantis or some kind of shrimp. Guess what

    2025-07-02 14:01

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    @jamelldevans93…  26일 전

    Impressive, in the animal kingdom. But not as impressive as our sight

    2025-07-02 13:49

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    @Hussain-qe4tx  26일 전

    This reminds me of that one spongebob episode

    2025-07-02 11:33

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    @CharlieP-w2l  27일 전

    My guess at first was a crab

    2025-07-02 04:11

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    @bigboldbicycle  25일 전

    they use all those colour sensors to make them really tasty.

    2025-07-04 05:01

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    @Gready_rich  25일 전

    I CAN TELL FROM THE COLOUR, SHAPE, AND WAY YOUR TALKING ABOUT IT ITS A MANTIS SHRIMP.

    2025-07-04 01:00

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    @KamogeloMakgab…  25일 전

    My first thought when I the capability of these eyes was to see other organisms body heat but then realized that scientists most likely already ruled that out????.

    2025-07-03 23:04

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    @mediumlyhotcoc…  25일 전

    I’m pretty sure the 16 wavelengths they can see are equal to having 16 visible primary colors.

    2025-07-03 10:27

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    @Snowsleddervr  25일 전

    You forgot that it’s punches are as hard as a bullet

    2025-07-03 09:07

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    @lemony4478  26일 전

    So the THING that can punch as fast as a .99 mm bullet goes and can make a bubble as hot as the sun's surface for a few milliseconds also has this kinda eyes???? Why are they so OP????????

    2025-07-03 01:00

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    @pengwing638  23일 전

    so cool

    2025-07-05 13:33

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    @o_Omega  24일 전

    Despite the mantis shrimp's complex eyes, they can't see colour better than us. This is due to our brains being better able to process the information our eyes see and properly determine the colours in front of us. That being said, i believe the current theory is that the mantis shrimp's eyes help them with colour constancy, which would be pretty important under water

    2025-07-05 01:34