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Prey species like the copepod (Labidocera), are nearly transparent in visible light (left), but are brightly visible when photographed in polarized light (right), or to a predator that can see polarization of light.
Prey species like the copepod (Labidocera), are nearly transparent in visible light (left), but are brightly visible when photographed in polarized light (right), or to a predator that can see polarization of light.

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