The mantis shrimp—a crustacean capable of using 12 color channels compared to humans' three—can enhance the contrast of polarized light in a scene just by rolling its eyes.
UNIVERSITY OF LUND, MICHAEL BOKSee “Shrimp Sight,” The Scientist, January 24, 2014; “The Mantis Shrimp’s UV View,” The Scientist, July 7, 2014; “Shrimp-Inspired Cancer Camera,” The Scientist, October 6, 2014
(See I. M. Daly et al., “Dynamic polarization vision in mantis shrimps,” Nature Communications, 2016.)
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