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A gulper fish
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Why do gulper fish have small eyes?
gulper fish have small eyes because it help prevents water from damanging it eyes
What is a sentence with the word clouded?
Here is an example sentence with the word "clouded":Karen's eyes clouded with pain and grief as she watched her dog being put to sleep.
Is it normal for a newborn baby eyes to be clouded over?
Some times
How do you know if fish is rotten?
The easiest way is to purchase from a place that leaves the fish whole for display. Look at the eyes. They should still be clear and glassy. If they are clouded over and dull, they have been there longer.
What diseases for cats cause cloudy blind eyes?
A cataract is when a cats eye or eyes become foggy or clouded over causing blindness.
What do clouded leopards prey on?
They prey on monkeys and other small mammals
What do clouded leopard eat?
They eat deer, bearded pigs, birds, monkeys, gibbons, porcupines, fish, domestic cattle and chickens.A clouded leopard can deer, birds, bearded pigs, monkeys, gibbons, porcupines, fish, domestic cattle and chicken.
What about face reading?
Face rading is easy once you know what to do.If someone has a bright sparkle in their eyes, they are pretty much happy or excited. If someone has a face that is grim or the eyes are only a hint of a slit, then they are confused or concerned. When the eyes are slits, they are frustrated or angry. When the eyes are clouded (not nessecarily "clouded" like the sky,) they are in pain. When the eyes are outlined with water, their eyes are watering or they are very upset. Well, that's all I know... bye!
What do human eyes have that fish eyes lack?
Human eyes have eyebrows while no fish has eyebrows. The human eyes also have eye lashes while fish do not have.
What does a fish without eyes look like?
A fish without eyes.
How Many Eyes Does Blinky The Fish Have?
Blinky the Fish Had 3 Eyes
What is a pale clouded yellow?
A pale clouded yellow is a small butterfly, Latin name Colias hyale, of the family Pieridae, found in most of Europe and large parts of Asia.
