Assertion: cuttlefish's eye | /r/HasProperty | developed
Facets:
value: highly
type: DEGREE
value: fully
type: DEGREE
value: quite well
type: DEGREE
value: completely
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The common cuttlefish has two highly developed eyes, eight arms which are located around the mouth and are used to hold and move prey, two tentacles which are used to quickly capture prey, and a radula which is used to tear and rip apart any prey they have captured.
text: Cuttlefish have big, dark red eyes with a distinctive w-shaped pupil; these eyes are extremely well-developed and have no blind spot because the cuttlefish's optic nerve is behind the retina.
text: Amazingly, the eyes are completely developed even before the babies hatches out from the eggs, which means they can see their surroundings even before hatching.
text: Cuttlefish eyes are fully developed before they have hatched from their eggs.
text: It's been speculated that the cuttlefish's eyes are fully developed before they're born and that they can observe their surroundings while still in the egg.
text: Eyes: The eyes have a very complex structure and are quite well developed.
text: Cuttlefish have a relatively well-developed brain, sensitive organs of smell and hearing, highly developed eyes, and a relatively advanced reproductive system.
text: Even though a giant Australian cuttlefish has highly developed eyes, individuals are color blind.