Researchers said some fish and amphibians, when navigating murky freshwater environments, can turn on an enzyme in their eyes that supercharges their ability to see infrared light. Photo: Reuters
By WILL DUNHAM
Superman can use his X-ray vision whenever the need arises. It turns out that in real life, some fish and amphibians can do something nearly as super when it comes to their sight.
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