Evolution has provided them with the abilty to see and shoot in such a way as to compensate naturally for the refraction of the light.
The archer fish can shoot a stream of water at insects sitting on vegetation near the water, knocking them into the water, where the fish can grab them.
Two kinds of animals- people, and a type of fish known as the Archer Fish- it shoots a stream of water at insects to knock them into the water.
The archer fish needs to understand refraction to accurately shoot jets of water at insects above the water's surface. Refraction causes light to bend as it passes from air into water, which can distort the perceived position of prey. By compensating for this optical effect, the archer fish can adjust its aim to hit targets accurately, ensuring successful hunting. This ability highlights the fish's remarkable adaptation to its environment.
The archer fish The archer fish
They shoot water from their mouth.
no they can shoot runny poo
its called an Archer fish
it shoots a water jet are bug to knock them into water to eat them
the archer fish spits water from its mouth.
Absolutely nothing. They come from entirely different habitats and Archerfish eat insects that they shoot down, so they can not influence one another in any way whatsoever.
Once they spot an insect within reach of its marksmanship, an Archer fish (Toxotes jaculatrix) will spit a small drop of water at the insect. They very rarely miss. The wet insect then falls onto/into the water where it is quickly grabbed and eaten by the successfull Archer.
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