Why do Bowfin have an ocellaris?

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Ocellaris is an eye spot, on or near the tail. It is to fool would be predators, So they attack the wrong point on the body and allow easy escape or minimal damage. Examples of fish that have it are oscars, P-Bass, and Chuck Norris.
oh thanks for the info i feel like a better mfk already lol
 
oh thanks for the info i feel like a better mfk already lol

Also makes would-be predators think that they don't have the stealth advantage. Harder to catch a fish if it is expecting you.
 
Also makes would-be predators think that they don't have the stealth advantage. Harder to catch a fish if it is expecting you.
very true i watched something like that on animal planet
 
Ocellaris is an eye spot, on or near the tail. It is to fool would be predators, So they attack the wrong point on the body and allow easy escape or minimal damage. Examples of fish that have it are oscars, P-Bass, and Chuck Norris.
Chuck Norris? Were do you get them because I've seached everywhere for them and can't find them.:ROFL:
 
Chuck Norris? Were do you get them because I've seached everywhere for them and can't find them.:ROFL:

Chuck Norris cichlids live in Texas, kill all other tank mates by ripping ou their heart and eating it, and are fed a diet of red meat and beer.
 
o·cel·lus (-sls)
n. pl. o·cel·li (-sl)
1. A small simple eye, found in many invertebrates, usually consisting of a few sensory cells and a single lens.
2. A marking that resembles an eye, as on the tail feathers of a male peacock; an eyespot.
 
o·cel·lus (-sls)
n. pl. o·cel·li (-sl)
1. A small simple eye, found in many invertebrates, usually consisting of a few sensory cells and a single lens.
2. A marking that resembles an eye, as on the tail feathers of a male peacock; an eyespot.

Didn't know about the invertebrates.
 
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