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Why does a fish out of water have a blurred view of what is around it in the air?
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∙ 13y ago
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.
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BECAUSE OF REFRACTION OF LIGHT
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