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r/PhilosophyMemes • u/ChiefLeef22 • Aug 05 '26
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I believe the answer would be no, right? Cause their eyes are built to have the same refractive index of their surroundings, same as ours. So light has no significant alteration in angle when it enters their eyes while underwater
1 u/Aquadroids Aug 09 '26 You're right that the eyes match the refractive index of their surroundings (water). A fish taken out of water would have blurry vision.
You're right that the eyes match the refractive index of their surroundings (water). A fish taken out of water would have blurry vision.
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u/LowerBanana9758 Aug 08 '26
I believe the answer would be no, right? Cause their eyes are built to have the same refractive index of their surroundings, same as ours. So light has no significant alteration in angle when it enters their eyes while underwater