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Scallops Have How Many Eyes. The scallop has 200 tiny eyes lining its mantle, or outside edge. Scallops may look like simple creatures, but the seafood delicacy has 200 eyes that function remarkably like a. Now, scientists have shown just how these mirrors work. Scallops can have up to 200 eyes, although scientists still don't know exactly how they all work together to help the mollusks see. The tiny black dots are the eyes of this king scallop. Actually, in the case of the scallops, it's hundreds of eyes. Photo by ceri jones / haven diving services. For millions of years, scallops have been gazing at the world using dozens of eyes, each of which has a segmented mirror that’s uncannily similar to those in our grandest telescopes. Using computer simulations, they found that when light comes. Gaze into the fleshy maw of the scallop, and lo, the scallop will gaze back — its up to 200 eyes glittering and alien, giving no sign as to what they think of you in their endless hunt for. The scallop, it turns out, has a complex ocular system arrayed across the. Each of a scallop’s eyes — it has up to 200 of them, each about a millimeter in diameter — contains millions of perfectly square, flat crystals that build up into a mirrored mosaic, new.

Scallops may look like simple creatures, but the seafood delicacy has 200 eyes that function remarkably like a. Now, scientists have shown just how these mirrors work. The scallop has 200 tiny eyes lining its mantle, or outside edge. Actually, in the case of the scallops, it's hundreds of eyes. Photo by ceri jones / haven diving services. The scallop, it turns out, has a complex ocular system arrayed across the. Each of a scallop’s eyes — it has up to 200 of them, each about a millimeter in diameter — contains millions of perfectly square, flat crystals that build up into a mirrored mosaic, new. The tiny black dots are the eyes of this king scallop. For millions of years, scallops have been gazing at the world using dozens of eyes, each of which has a segmented mirror that’s uncannily similar to those in our grandest telescopes. Scallops can have up to 200 eyes, although scientists still don't know exactly how they all work together to help the mollusks see.

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Scallops Have How Many Eyes Now, scientists have shown just how these mirrors work. Actually, in the case of the scallops, it's hundreds of eyes. The scallop has 200 tiny eyes lining its mantle, or outside edge. Now, scientists have shown just how these mirrors work. Scallops may look like simple creatures, but the seafood delicacy has 200 eyes that function remarkably like a. For millions of years, scallops have been gazing at the world using dozens of eyes, each of which has a segmented mirror that’s uncannily similar to those in our grandest telescopes. The tiny black dots are the eyes of this king scallop. Gaze into the fleshy maw of the scallop, and lo, the scallop will gaze back — its up to 200 eyes glittering and alien, giving no sign as to what they think of you in their endless hunt for. Each of a scallop’s eyes — it has up to 200 of them, each about a millimeter in diameter — contains millions of perfectly square, flat crystals that build up into a mirrored mosaic, new. Scallops can have up to 200 eyes, although scientists still don't know exactly how they all work together to help the mollusks see. Using computer simulations, they found that when light comes. The scallop, it turns out, has a complex ocular system arrayed across the. Photo by ceri jones / haven diving services.