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The larval stage of flatfishes, such as this Mexican flounder, is one of the most unique in the animal kingdom. Its brain cavity will shift as one of its eyes moves to the opposite side of its body. Learn more about flatfishes.
The larval stage of flatfishes, such as this Mexican flounder, is one of the most unique in the animal kingdom. Its brain cavity will shift as one of its eyes moves to the opposite side of its body. Learn more about flatfishes.