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Scallop Shell Eyes. scallops’ amazing eyes use millions of tiny, square crystals to see. scallop eyes, which function similar to telescopes, are even more complex than scientists previously knew scallops, a family of swimming bivalve mollusks, have dozens of eyes arrayed along the edges of their valves. but when light comes in at an angle, it hits the lower retina, enhancing the scallop's peripheral vision in dim light, they report today in science. so it isn't widely known that scallops have up to 200 tiny eyes along the edge of the mantle lining their shells. New look inside the sea creature’s eyeballs reveals their unusual workings. a scallop with eyes arrayed on tentacles along the edge of its shell. and that animal will be looking right back at you, using dozens of eyes that line the fleshy mantle on the inner edges of its shell. They also hypothesize just how these creatures make sense of images from 200 Scientists have found that each eye contains two. Some species have up to 200.

They also hypothesize just how these creatures make sense of images from 200 so it isn't widely known that scallops have up to 200 tiny eyes along the edge of the mantle lining their shells. Some species have up to 200. a scallop with eyes arrayed on tentacles along the edge of its shell. Scientists have found that each eye contains two. scallops’ amazing eyes use millions of tiny, square crystals to see. and that animal will be looking right back at you, using dozens of eyes that line the fleshy mantle on the inner edges of its shell. New look inside the sea creature’s eyeballs reveals their unusual workings. scallops, a family of swimming bivalve mollusks, have dozens of eyes arrayed along the edges of their valves. scallop eyes, which function similar to telescopes, are even more complex than scientists previously knew

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Scallop Shell Eyes a scallop with eyes arrayed on tentacles along the edge of its shell. so it isn't widely known that scallops have up to 200 tiny eyes along the edge of the mantle lining their shells. They also hypothesize just how these creatures make sense of images from 200 Some species have up to 200. scallops’ amazing eyes use millions of tiny, square crystals to see. and that animal will be looking right back at you, using dozens of eyes that line the fleshy mantle on the inner edges of its shell. Scientists have found that each eye contains two. scallop eyes, which function similar to telescopes, are even more complex than scientists previously knew but when light comes in at an angle, it hits the lower retina, enhancing the scallop's peripheral vision in dim light, they report today in science. a scallop with eyes arrayed on tentacles along the edge of its shell. New look inside the sea creature’s eyeballs reveals their unusual workings. scallops, a family of swimming bivalve mollusks, have dozens of eyes arrayed along the edges of their valves.