Scallops Have Hundreds of Tiny Blue Eyes | Deep Sea Nature Short

A scallop may look harmless, but along the edge of its mantle are dozens, sometimes hundreds, of tiny blue eyes. These real eyes help detect shadows and motion, giving the scallop an unexpected survival advantage. And when danger gets too close, it can swim away by snapping its shell and blasting jets of water. A cinematic deep-sea nature short about one of the ocean’s strangest hidden abilities. scallop, scallop eyes, scallops have eyes, ocean facts, marine biology, deep sea, underwater documentary, sea creatures, weird ocean facts, animal facts, nature documentary, BBC Earth style, Netflix nature documentary, ocean mystery, marine animals, underwater cinematography, sea life, strange animals, animal survival, scallop swimming, deep ocean creatures, biology facts, ocean shorts, nature shorts #Scallop #MarineBiology #OceanFacts #DeepSea #SeaCreatures #NatureDocumentary #Underwater #AnimalFacts #OceanMystery #wildlife A scallop looks harmless… until you realize it has a ring of tiny blue eyes watching from every direction. Thumbnail Text Options Scallops Have Eyes Hundreds of Tiny Eyes The Ocean Is Watching This Animal Can Swim Not Just Dinner