Elephantnose fish's unique retina helps it see through mud

Friday, June 29, 2012 - 02:00 in Biology & Nature

An international group of researchers has been studying the Peters’ elephantnose fish to try to find out how it can see in its murky habitat, and have discovered it has a unique system of crystal-lined cups within its retina.

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