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Which insect has the biggest eyes in the insect world?

dragonfly


Does an insect have simple or compound eyes?

Insects have Compund Eyes.


What is the insect eyes with thousands of lenses called?

it is called a compound


What is the name of a butterflies' multi-faceted eyes?

The multi-faceted eyes of an insect are officially known as compound eyes.


What insect has two pairs of eyes?

A whirligig beetle has two sets of compound eyes. answered by Easton


How many eyes do a grasshoppers have?

The grasshopper is an insect. It has two compound eyes and also has three simple eyes. They only see grainy images.


What is the name of the many lens of insect eyes?

The entire thing is called a compound eye, with many facets, or ommatidia (simple individual eyes). Insects also have three non-compound eyes between their large compound eyes, on the top of their heads. These are called ocelli.


Which insect has the most eyes?

The insect with the most eyes is the trilobite beetle, which has three extra eyes in addition to its two main compound eyes. These extra eyes are located on the top of its head and help it detect movement and light.


What do you call the large eyes made up of many eyes which allow an insect to see in many directions?

That type of eye, is known as a Compound Eye with the many individual eyes that make it up known as ommatidia.


Which region of the insect' body is specialized for sensory functions?

The Head


Which insect has 12000 eye?

The insect with approximately 12,000 eyes is the compound-eyed dragonfly. Dragonflies possess large compound eyes made up of thousands of individual lenses, allowing them to have a wide field of vision and detect movement effectively. This remarkable adaptation aids in their hunting and navigation abilities.


What are the type of eyes only anthropods have?

Compound eyes - the big ones - and ocelli, smaller ones generally found in groups of three on the top of an insect's head.