why does fish appear above it's orgonal position in water
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Light rays reflected from the fish are refracted at the surface of the water, but the eyes and brain trace the light rays back into the water as thought they had not refracted, but traveled away from the fish in a straight line. This effect creates a "virtual" image of the fish that appears at a shallower depth.
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due to refraction
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the refraction occurs at the water-airy surface
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