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Why would tripod fish need to use mechanosensory feedback?
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Why would tripod fish need to use mechanosensory feedback?

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Because they are literally blind

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The fish use  mechanosensory cues to identify food, and to use for basically their eyesight to see and move around since their eyesight is bad, and they are found toward the bottome of the area they are located.
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