Assertion: cuttlefish | /r/CapableOf | see polarized light
Facets:
value: so keenly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Cuttlefish can see polarized light, an adaptation which may aid in their ability to sense contrast and
text: Interesting fact: Cuttlefish cannot see colors, but they can see polarized light, an adaptation that can help their ability to feel contrast and determine which colors and patterns to use when mixing with the environment.
text: This allows them to see polarized light, which cuttlefish use to communicate.
text: Cuttlefish can’t see color, but they can see polarized light, an adaptation which may aid in their ability to sense contrast and determine what colors and patterns to use when blending into their surroundings.
text: And if octopuses, cuttlefish and squid—and some of their predators and prey—can see polarized light so keenly, are they also using it, as they use color and luminosity, to actively create camouflage?