Vision in fishes

Vision in fishes is the ability of fish to see and interpret light in their aquatic environments, which works quite differently from human vision due to the unique properties of water. Fish eyes have evolved special adaptations like spherical lenses and the ability to see ultraviolet light or detect electrical fields, allowing them to hunt, avoid predators, and navigate effectively in conditions ranging from bright coral reefs to murky deep-sea darkness. Scientists study fish vision to understand how different species perceive color, movement, and depth underwater, which helps us comprehend the incredible diversity of life and how organisms adapt to their specific habitats.