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Why do a fish out iof water has a blur view of what is around it in the air?
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Why does a fissh out of water has a blur view of what is around it in the air?
because the refraction of light passes through
Do fish know they're under water?
I do not know for sure, but I would say that they view water like we view air.
Why does a fish out of water have a blurred view of what is around it in the air?
The refraction of light passing through water is different than when light passes through air, and the image a fish sees is not correctly focussed in its eye when it is not looking through water. This is similar in some ways to why a person wearing goggles has a much clearer view when underwater than a person without goggles.
Where can one view the lyrics to Blur Tender?
The lyrics for the song "Tender" by the alternative English Rock band Blur can be found on many sites. These sites include AZ lyrics and Lyrics freak.
Fully labelled diagram of dorsal view of Tilapia fish?
the dorsal iew is the upper view of the fish
Does the Hubble Telescope take pictures of Earth?
Nope. It is moving too fast around the Earth to get a clear shot. It is designed to take pictures of things far away that are not moving quickly past its field of view, so anything on the ground would be a total blur.
What is the best fish in Animal Crossing to catch?
View the website below for a fish list.
Where can you View picture of salted fish?
google images
View all types of edible Caribbean fish?
they can eat grey fish called rutes
What is a non-experimental scientific observation?
Scientific observation, is to see the action of a thing, and to see the effect of that action. Without action, you can not see. Without difference, you can not distinguish. Without experimentation, you can not physically divide. Those that have more knowledge, see more. But to see it more clearly: scientific observation is to view the movements, and effects of those movements, or to view any situation, and the effect of it. Example: I saw a fish swim though the water. So based on what I observed, I ask questions, like, how did the fish swim though the water. So I sum up everything I know, and I make the deduction; the fish must have separated the water in order to pass though it. So there it is; my first non-experimental scientific observation of the fish swimming though the water. Now to break it down from the top. I see the fish moving though the water, and I see the effect it has on the water.
How long has bottled water been around?
This is a debatable point, depending upon your point of view. From the Biblical point of view, water has been around since the second day of creation, when the waters of the earth were separated from the waters of the sky. The scientific community will hold a different viewpoint.
What is it like to be a fish?
Fish actually really short memory spans, some as short as 3 seconds. So you would virtually remember nothing. In addition, Fish have interesting view points. They view things in almost a distorted way.Also, fish have really sensitive hearing. So you when you tap on the glass . . . to them it sounds like bomb. Fish also have what is called a lateral line, which can detect sound waves. This is how they can hear thing from so far away. They can also detect food this way.
