Unveiling the Mantis Shrimp, nature's vivid viewer

The video explores the fascinating world of the mantis shrimp, highlighting its extraordinary vision with 16 color receptors, far surpassing human capabilities. This advanced vision aids in its hunting prowess. Despite its small size, the mantis shrimp can deliver powerful strikes, capable of breaking aquarium glass. Its claw movement is among the fastest in the animal kingdom, making it a remarkable predator.

How many color receptors does the mantis shrimp have in its eyes?

• 3

• 12

• 16

• 8

What advantage does the mantis shrimp's superior vision provide?

• It makes them immune to predators.

• It enables them to change colors.

• It allows them to spot prey more quickly.

• It helps them swim faster.

What is the approximate length of a mantis shrimp?

• Two inches

• Eight inches

• Six inches

• Four inches

How much force can a mantis shrimp strike with?

• 335 lbs

• 200 lbs

• 500 lbs

• 100 lbs

What is one of the fastest movements in the animal kingdom?

• Mantis shrimp's claw strike

• Eagle's dive

• Dolphin's leap

• Cheetah's sprint