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In fact, each row contains a different receptor in the UV, giving mantis shrimp extremely good UV vision. The ommatidia of the last two rows contain very precisely positioned, tiny hairs.

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Mantis shrimp have compound eyes that are made up of tens of thousands of ommatidia (elements containing a cluster of photoreceptor cells, support cells and pigment cells) much like flies.