Not according to my observation. When they sleep, their eyes are still "open" but they do not seem to react to any movement outside the tank. So I think they somehow stop seeing things even with their eyes still "open". I think they are sleeping when they either stop moving and sink to the bottom of the tank, or when they move very little with their fins just to stay afloat. I also noticed that they tend to "raise" their head to a more "upright" position when sleeping. Once I noticed my goldfish did something very cute when she sleeps. She (I presume) hide her head behind a leaf, while resting her body on a small branch of a plant inside the tank.
Fish!!Certain lizards!Even a potatoe might be regarded as asleep in its quiescent state of hybernation beneath the earth with many eyes open!
The eyes of fish are called "ocular globes."
Blue sleepy eyes on a doll typically means that when you lay the doll down, its eyes will close as if it is sleeping. This mechanism is often found in vintage dolls and adds a realistic touch to the toy.
Expirement. close your eyes for a good 10 seconds. Then open them and get close to a mirror when you do this. When you open your eyes, you'll notice that your pupils will get big and then really small(fast).
Sleeping with your eyes open, a condition known as nocturnal lagophthalmos, can lead to dry eyes, irritation, and potential infections due to increased exposure. It's important to consult with a healthcare professional if this happens frequently to prevent any long-term eye issues.
fish dont have eyelids
Yes, they do.
yes and no but they cant sleep cause they have no eyelids which makes it impossible to close their eyes unless they are dead or sleep with their eyes open
No.
NO they dont
no, they are awake the just close there eyes
fish open there eyes during there sleeping is because they are board at looking at nothing there its answered
yes Being as snakes have no eyelids it is not possible for them to close their eyes, therefore they have there eyes continually open even when sleeping. This also gives rise to the myth that snakes hypnotise by staring at their quarry and are always ready to attack.
interestingly they do not have eye lids to close their eyes with. They also don't really sleep. They rest with their eyes open. Their resting is some where between resting and being fully awake. The slightest ripple with rouse them.
a fish sleeps with its eyes open...so you cannot notice whether its awake or sleeping..or even if it sleeps...it stays in one place
Lie down and close your eyes -_-(try not to laugh if your like me)
Most fish can't close their eyes. Some of them don't have any eyelids! Some special fish,+alligators, have invisible clear eyelids that help them see underwater.