Fruit flies found to move their retinas, instead of moving their eyes
By A Mystery Man Writer
Description
Fruit flies differ from us in a great many ways, including the fact that they can't move their eyes relative to the rest of their head. That's not a problem, however, as new research shows that they move their retinas within their unmoving eyes instead.
Frontiers Flying fruit flies correct for visual sideslip depending on relative speed of forward optic flow
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