Compound Eyes #0008

The compound eye of the Sapromyzoma fly is a marvel of intricate design, consisting of hundreds of tiny, hexagonal facets that provide an expansive field of vision. Each facet is a miniature lens that captures a different part of the fly’s surroundings, creating a mosaic of overlapping images that allows the fly to detect even the slightest movements. This remarkable eye structure not only highlights the complexity of insect anatomy but also showcases the evolutionary ingenuity behind their superior visual capabilities.

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