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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #4407 Vision
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Experts are currently uncertain why these creatures have developed the ability to see circular polarization or how they use it.
They believe that it may be connected to the fact that males and females have different patterns on their shells which can only be seen with this form of light detection.
In addition, their vision enables them to detect polarized light which vibrates in a single fixed plane but can also move as a spiralling beam.
This spiral movement is known as circular polarization, and the mantis shrimp is the only known creature with the eye structures necessary to see it.
Mantis shrimps have trinocular depth perception in each eye that allows them to focus on objects in three separate regions.

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