How Flies See the World 🪰

[@Vision-Vibes]

What other animals do you want me to cover in this series? Next I'm thinking about maybe bees, cows, or horses

[@jeanherndon4536]

I would love to know how cows and horses see us. Here in Fort Worth Texas we are all about the old west. From 2024/10/29 looking way back to 1899. In 1999 the fort worth herd started a new herd of longhorns right downtown in historic stockyards. Imagine what the cows see as they are greeted by throngs of spectators along the way.

[@Vision-Vibes]

@jeanherndon4536 I made one of these videos about horses! And that's one of my favorite ones from this series Good call about cows though, I'll look into that

[@derrickwhite7674]

If flies see the world in slow motion, then they basically have alr accomplished ultra instinct

[@methussri5758]

Is That why I saw a giant light beam form the middle of the forest last night

[@cujoedaman]

"Flies have trouble seeing things that don't move." Tell that to the flies that constantly buzz around my head when I'm not moving.

[@Vision-Vibes]

Unfortunately, those suckers can smell too. And to them, we smell good

[@cujoedaman]

@@Vision-Vibes Now I'm just picturing tiny t-rex's with wings buzzing around my head and me thinking "man, that Alan Grant was really wrong..."

[@Vision-Vibes]

@@cujoedaman they unfortunately can still smell really well. And to them, we smell delicious

[@merazilex]

very entertaining video! keep it up smart man💯‼️❤️

[@Vision-Vibes]

Thanks a lot! 😁

[@HiccupMaster]

Flies sees everything as poop.

[@Vision-Vibes]

💩👀🪰

[@bodyrumuae2914]

Some humans (12% of females) have tetrachromacy, giving them red, blue, green, and yellow cone receptors.

[@Vision-Vibes]

It's pretty wild! I might make a video doing a deeper dive into that

[@Yahsom]

Only women have that since it’s a recessive x-linked gene

[@valerian8999]

If you want to swat a fly by hand, point your index finger and begin spinning it around the fly, they don’t know where to go or become mesmerised. As you spin your finger, move closer and closer and when you get in range, swat it with your hand.

[@Vision-Vibes]

I'll try that!

[@vilzio89]

If we only saw 60hz then why make 240hz screens and flies are definitely faster than 250hz where did you get your info from cause i see way more than 60

[@MaryanneKline]

Need a red fly swatter, maybe 😂.

[@htmlpent]

we don't perceive the world at 60 Hz xd

[@Vision-Vibes]

Most sources I see state that our eyes pick up the world between 30 - 60 Hz

[@htmlpent]

@@Vision-Vibes The "60 Hz perception" is more about practical limitations of technology and what is commonly comfortable for viewing, rather than a strict biological limit. Human vision is capable of detecting changes at higher rates, which is why higher refresh rates (like 120 Hz or even 240 Hz) are noticeable and can enhance the viewing experience.

[@DoomFinger511]

@@Vision-Vibes The sources comparing our eyes to Hz is in relation to our technology. A human eye can perceive slight changes as high as 500Hz _(especially when our adrenaline is flowing)_ . Biologically, the rate of perception is measured by a combination of factors such as Critical Flicker Fusion Frequency _(which is where you will read Hz being used)_ , Electrophysiological Methods _(which measure an eyes electrical signal rate and strength of eye neurons)_ , Saccadic Eye Movements _(how fast an eye can twitch to focus on an object)_ , and several other techniques.

[@OzgurY-it3rl]

Thank you very much for this perfect video ♡

[@Vision-Vibes]

You're very welcome! 😁

[@CaucasianFreak]

Maybe that's the reason why they're thousands of them in the bathroom when you take a shower. They just can't see well.

[@Vision-Vibes]

Poor lil guys are lost

[@saurabhkunwar806]

One rubberband takes care of them

[@rheaschuh-munn7644]

You know I’ve actually wondered this a lot lol

[@Vision-Vibes]

Well now you have some answers! Are there any other animals you'd like me to do this for?

[@wolfstorm5394]

Its like an immature sharingan, just wait till they evolve to see more colors, lol

[@jeanherndon4536]

This is absolutely spell binding. Thank you for teaching us with images that move and audio that explains. But how in the world was this information derived? Today is 2024/09/05 AD

[@Vision-Vibes]

Thank you! Scientists have learned how flies see the world through examining the anatomy of their eyes, recording the electrical activity in their tiny brains, and even conducting tests to see how flies react to different images shown on screens

[@jeanherndon4536]

IF it were possible I would like to explore eyes of bees, cows, and horses. This is just the kind of thing to present to 3rd and 4th graders. Today is 2024/09/09 AD

[@Vision-Vibes]

@@jeanherndon4536 I've done videos already on bees and horses! But I'll look into cows 😁

[@aparnaumadhuri1144]

Bro how the hell do they see blood if they are colour blind ..but they probably smell it 😂

[@Vision-Vibes]

Yeah their antennae are how they smell, and they can pick up odors a lot better than us!

[@xavier00129]

If they see everything slow then how they are seeing what's happening in present?? I am confused as hell

[@Vision-Vibes]

Their brains just process things quickly. They see things in real-time, but they just understand what is happening and can react faster than us

[@xavier00129]

@@Vision-Vibes so why you said in video that they see everything slow

[@Vision-Vibes]

@xavier00129 the ability to perceive things quickly means that you have slow motion vision. If we suddenly could perceive the world like flies, it would be like everything was in slo-mo

[@xavier00129]

@@Vision-Vibes bro that's what i am asking if you are seeing everything in slow mo then you must be watching something that has already happened till now

[@MD.MILON.MIAH_]

Awesome video

[@Vision-Vibes]

Thank you!

[@adcomedyjokes]

(butt head laugh) you said on my...

[@Arcticpig]

Why can’t they see white though

[@Vision-Vibes]

They can't tell the difference between yellow and white because of their limited color vision. So while this could make it hard to distinguish yellow and white objects, it's not like white objects are invisible to them

[@sujalrana9477]

I catch a flying flie I m faster than flies 😅

[@Vision-Vibes]

We got a superhero over here

[@YECBIB]

No such thing as evolution or millions and billions of years ago

[@Vision-Vibes]

Boo

[@GDeanG1963]

Creator GOD, through JESUS CHRIST👑YAHSHUA, is amazing!!!

[@ceegronlee]

dont give power to Yaldabaoth