Unlike most animals eyes, the eyes of fish and snakes usually have a fixed lens size. How do these animals eyes focus then?
- By rotating the lens
- By telescoping the lens
- By tilting the lens
- By bending the lens
Answer
The correct answer is B) By telescoping the lens.
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