The angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection unless you are an Archer Fish.

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The archer fish, known for its remarkable ability to shoot jets of water to knock insects and other prey into the water, is a fascinating species. Here are some key facts about the archer fish:

Characteristics

• Scientific Name: There are several species, but the most common is Toxotes chatareus.
• Habitat: Found in brackish and freshwater environments in Southeast Asia and parts of Australia.
• Appearance: Typically has a streamlined body and is often silver or grey in color, which helps it blend into its surroundings.

Behavior

• Hunting Technique: The archer fish can spit jets of water with great accuracy, sometimes reaching distances of over 2 meters. It uses this technique to dislodge insects from overhanging vegetation.
• Social Structure: Generally found in schools, they are known to communicate and coordinate when hunting.

Ecological Importance

• Archer fish play a role in their ecosystem by controlling insect populations and serving as prey for larger predators.

If you’re interested in learning more about their habitat, behavior, or specific species, feel free to ask!