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viperfish are very keen they are smalll and sturdy to swim fast away from predators and they have big eyes so they can see more light than most animals of tjhe deep
Copepods possess several adaptations that enhance their survival in aquatic environments. They have a streamlined body shape, which reduces drag and allows for efficient swimming. Their large, compound eyes provide excellent vision to detect predators and prey, while their antennae are highly developed for locomotion and sensing the environment. Additionally, copepods can undergo rapid reproduction and possess the ability to enter a dormant state (diapause) during unfavorable conditions, ensuring their persistence in fluctuating habitats.
Why and how eye is important for survival of life
They can flip on their backs and also when a light hits their eyes their eyes light up
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Viper snakes have structural adaptations such as heat-sensitive pits near their eyes that help them detect prey, long hollow fangs for injecting venom, and a hinged pair of fangs that fold back when not in use. They also have highly flexible jaws that allow them to swallow large prey whole.
Plaice, a flatfish species, have several adaptations that aid their survival. Their flattened bodies allow them to blend seamlessly into the ocean floor, providing camouflage against predators. Additionally, they have both eyes on one side of their body, which helps them spot prey and threats while remaining hidden. Their ability to change color also enhances their concealment in varying environments.
Some of their adaptations are their needle-sharp claws and adaptations to different biomes of the world
Most reptiles, amphibians, and birds do not have eyelashes. These animals typically have a nictitating membrane or a transparent eyelid that helps protect their eyes instead of eyelashes. The absence of eyelashes in these species is due to their unique evolutionary adaptations for survival in their respective environments.