How do flies see the world? What colors do they see? Why is it so hard to swat a fly?

Have you ever wondered how flies, the annoying little bugs zipping past your head and landing on your food, see the world? These see the world very differently than we do!

In this video, I cover:
What flies see through their funky compound eyes made up of thousands of little "eyes"
What colors flies see and the invisible property of light they see that we don't
The weirdness in their brains that makes them so hard to swat

This is the 6th video in a series about how different animals see the world. Check out the full playlist to see how animals like cats, dogs, snakes, hawks, and mantis shrimp see:    • How Do Animals See the World?  
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Sources for this video:

What If's YouTube video titled "What If You Had Eyes Like a Fly?":    • What If You Had Eyes Like a Fly?  

BRIGHT SIDE's YouTube video titled "What Happens Inside Your Eyes - 3D Animation":    • What Happens Inside Your Eyes - 3D Animation  

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