#wwwwow

Weird, wonderful and shaped like a “W”, the wavy pupils and “eyelids” of a cuttlefish are designed to help even out the scattered light of a reef, revealing hidden prey.  Cephalopod eyes contain just one kind of color-sensitive protein so as far as we know, cephalopods can’t see in color. But because each color of light has a different wavelength, and each bends a little differently as it enters a cuttlefish's eye, it’s possible for one color of light to be in focus while another is still blurry. By purposefully and rapidly focusing and blurring their vision, cephalopods can essentially differentiate between colors, and potential prey, depending on what’s in focus!

& tomorrow / i will scream. / and you won’t know. / “no one ever talks in my dreams,” you say / so it comes as no surprise / that you don’t hear me.

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THERES DEFINITELY SOMETHING. WOW. stares extremely

he did come!! his parents gave me a cake :’((