Question #150672. Asked by
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Last updated Feb 18 2024.
Originally posted Feb 18 2024 9:14 PM.
The light organs, or photophores, are used like headlights. When the eyes turn inwards to focus directly in front of the arms and tentacles, the light organs provide enough light for the squid to see its prey in the dark. Using binocular vision, the colossal squid can accurately judge the distance the tentacles need to move to strike and grab the prey.
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