Deep-sea vision linked to night life on the reef @qldbraininstitute
Deep-sea vision linked to night life on the reef  @qldbraininstitute
Uploaded February 2021 | Updated September 2026, 46 minutes ago
To see – and survive – at night, some coral fish have developed visual adaptations that are similar to those of their cousins living in the ocean’s darkest depths, new research shows.

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