Animal Qualities
Scan the water.
Animals grouped here express a similar quality through their behavior in nature. Each species still has its own principle, lesson, meaning, and field-guide page.
3 species
Species principle: High Vision
Scan the water.
The next move simplifies when the whole water is seen from above.
Bald Eagles perch or soar near large water bodies, using sharp vision and powerful flight to locate fish, carrion, and other prey from a distance.
Species principle: Vertical Vision
Look through the dome.
Seeing differently reveals food that ordinary sight would miss.
Barreleyes have transparent head domes and tubular eyes that can look upward to detect prey silhouettes in the deep ocean.
Species principle: Night Vision
Read the reef at night.
The dark becomes readable to the one whose eyes are built for it.
Squirrelfish are nocturnal reef fish with large eyes, red coloration, and night-foraging behavior around reefs, caves, and crevices.
