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1. Camera eyes in cubozoan jellyfish
   On each of the four club-like extensions (rhopalia) near the base of the cubozoan jellyfish bell there are two camera-eyes, one pointing upwards and the other downwards.

2. Dinoflagellate “nematocysts”
   Examples of convergence within the dinoflagellates range from the evolution of a camera-like eye to stinging 'nematocysts' reminiscent of those in jellyfish.

3. Sleep in animals
   Suffering from insomnia? Fruit flies do as well...

4. Camera eyes in vertebrates, cephalopods and other animals
   Camera eyes are superb optical devices, so it is not surprising that they have evolved several times. But why, of all animals, in the brainless jellyfish? Or for that matter in a slow-moving snail?