Even then Shakespeare had the right idea, I suppose.
Though just how many more things, Horatio, is still open to interpretation.
Such as, for example, do cuttlefish see in three dimensions? I'll admit, NOT a question that has kept me up at night, but that's because Trevor Wardill has been clocking some long hours on behalf of all of us. But he does have some answers, making the total number of things a little more manageable, I guess.
Up next, do praying mantises rock 3D glasses or what? Your Honor, asked and answered.
-bill kenny
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