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A pelican is hunting for fish as it flies above the surface of the water. Why must the pelican sun for the fish in a slightly different place in the water than where the fish appears to be located?
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A pelican is hunting for fish as it flies above the surface of the water. Why must the pelican sun for the fish in a slightly different place in the water than where the fish appears to be located?

A pelican is hunting for fish as it flies above the surface of the water. Why must-example-1
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D)Light reflects off the fish

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