@drbenmiles: B-eye-ological marvel 👀 #discovery #biology #nature #sciencetok #fyp

GZ :

So the great mystery that was ‘a chameleon’s optical nerve isn’t long enough’ turned out to be solved by; measuring it and its long enough.

Marcus :

So you’re telling me nobody thought that maybe just maybe they would overtime adapt to having a change that fits their needs

Nr-416(348)м.ALD2-14,5См :

chameleons are the owl opposites

minty :

not to insult the scientist to put all this effort in but like when your phone charger cord isn’t long enough to reach the wall you get a longer cord right it’s the same shit they just evolved the cord

Polo :

It’s actually Bluetooth

yzn1442 :

Is there a side effect to the optic nerve being longer? Like reaction time is slower or something?

Critical :

i could've figured this out my self 😅 isn't this one of those cases where the answer is the too obvious one

Dr_EmmettBrown NO FOLLOWERS :

Didn‘t they had to turn the retina.

Ncrnmcn :

any body part that's extra mobile than normal has to do this imo, owl's neck wiring is pretty similar to this

Kenn08koms :

Not bug-eyed Buscemi at the end. Ahahaha 😅

legdays0 :

i feel like this is not so difficult🤔

truthfully_honest :

I thought this was obvious?

Commamderk710 :

umm i watched a discovery channel show in the 90's that already proved this fact.

Katie Zitterbart :

I thought CN3 is the first nerve that moves the eyes?

Ahmed :

Eyeronically 😭✌️

Fieldster761 :

Makes perfect sense to me.

SergioElGeeko :

The last image! 🤣🤣🤣

grammar police🇰🇷 :

like most people over 40 😭

Banned-in-the-USA :

Like people over 40. Showing Batman

bombdiggity :

that individual independent control is crazy

Ryan. :

Now this is epic

Citriz :

I want to know how the optimal nerve goes back to its relaxed position

_____ :

fork found in kitchen???🤣

cärōkænn :

Lisa L Stevens-Bradl :

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