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A flatfish so committed to lying down it moved its own eye to fit in.
means The flatfish of the flounder family, prized as food, that lies flat on the seabed with both eyes on one side of its body.
from From Latin 'solea,' meaning sandal or the flat sole of the foot — Romans saw the flat, oval fish and named it after footwear. The same 'solea' gave us the 'sole' of a shoe, so the fish and the bottom of your foot are quite literally namesakes, both flat things pressed against the ground.
eye migrationBorn symmetrical, one eye slowly drifts across the skull.
camo masterChanges skin pattern to match the seabed below.
name overlapShares its name with the bottom of your foot.
flat from birthLarvae swim upright before tipping sideways forever.
dover deceptionMost restaurant 'Dover sole' isn't actually sole.