These multifaceted eyes comprise thousands of tiny lenses, allowing them to perceive a wide-angle view, detect fast movements, and respond quickly to their surroundings. But why is this important, not only for the insects themselves but for the animals that rely on them?
The fly’s compound eyes are a survival mechanism. With their 360-degree field of vision, flies can instantly detect predators, making it difficult for even the most agile threats to catch them.
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