Mantis Shrimp Menace - Rooster Teeth Animated Adventures 

They can see like what 12 color spectrum while we only see 3.

@@adambump5297 Interestingly, that's actually not the case. While it's true they have something like 12 color cones in their eyes, they mostly see within (or just barely outside of) the color spectrum we can see. But the thing is, where what we see is sent to our brains to be processed, what mantis shrimp see is processed in the eyeballs themselves before being sent to their little brains as an already resolved image. As a result, they don't get color mixtures to the same degree we do. Where we can see colors like yellow, even though our cones are for red, green, and blue, the mantis shrimp can only really see the colors their cones respond to. The whole reason they have so many different cones is to effectively fill in the holes of their vision which we naturally are able to fill in by having our brains process the light. If I recall correctly, the cones they have that see things we can't are the one or two cone types that can process and differentiate between polarized and non-polarized light.

Different channel same content.

Gotta maximize the (mantis shrimp) eyeballs on the video, lol.

I thought youtube just cleared my watch history again for no reason. Didn't even look at the date lol

Because that's what he was evolved for

Actually even with the higher number of cones they actually see less

@@canadianmoth They can see colors we can't and have an almost spherical field of vision. Do you mean like distance and/or detail cuz I can understand that

@@ManticTRIGGER no i mean its been debunked that with the more cones they xan see more colors

@@canadianmoth so the almost spherical vision thing is still correct but more importantly can you tell me where I can find that or do I just believe a random comment I'm willing to learn new things and accept when I'm wrong I just need actually see the info or be informed as to where to find it

@@ManticTRIGGER lol dude just google im not ur teacher

.. Crabrawler. It is both a Coconut Crab and a Mantis Shrimp.

@crcoghill oh really? I only knew the coconut crab part specifically Makes sense

Crabrawler is based on a Boxer Crab it’s an actual crab that uses Anemones to stun prey they hunt closest we have to a mantis shrimp is Clauncher and Clawitzer as a Mantis shrimp closest relative is a Pistol Shrimp

Well, the mantis shrimp still hits with the kinetic energy of a .22 cal bullet on impact

@@seanwhitman8353 That is true. It is just some attributes that they have mentioned are actually attributes of the pistol shrimp. But the strong punch and extended light receptions in the eyes are mantis shrimp abilities.

@@sythrin144 Agreed

Pistol shrimp don't punch their prey, they freaking shoot them (with a loud (peak at 218 dB) sound blast that stuns).

Probably already saw it on a different channel. I think this was uploaded to the main Rooster Teeth channel yesterday, and this is RT Animation.

@@acgeewhiz Ya Turns out it was the Rooster Teeth channel, not animated....I still think I am going crazy though.