Question

How does the giant squid interpret light differently than humans?

How have giant squids eyes adapted to deep underwater?

Answer 1

Answer:Hunting in the deep dark ocean isn't easy, but these cephalopods have adapted to their environment. In addition to their foot-wide eyes, which help them to absorb as much light as possible to glimpse prey, they also have long feeding tentacles.

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Answer 2

How does the giant squid interpret light differently than humans? Write:

• A Human eye can have a visual threshold, that can only detect light around the depth of 500-600 meters, meanwhile giant squids can detect light from dark depths, and the squids eye adsorbs the blue light

How have giant squid's eyes adapted to deep underwater? Write:

• they've adapted to the deep water by having the ability to see predators, they are equipped for life in dark depths, and the large squid eyes made them able to have binocular and stereoscopic vision.

Explanation:

no explanation is needed.