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Article: Eye spy! (Life News).(how the brittlestar sees)(Brief Article)
- Article from:
- Science World
- Article date:
- November 12, 2001
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How does an animal with no eyes see? Scientists studying a bizarre sea creature called the brittlestar, cousin to the starfish, have pondered that question for decades. Finally they've found the answer: The brittlestar doesn't have eyes--it is an eye!
Until now, scientists thought the spiny, five-armed invertebrate (animal with no backbone) was blind. Although the brittlestar seems to have crystal-clear vision--it flees predators ...
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