Here are 5 more simple examples of refraction in daily life:

26. Water in a Glass Looks Shallower – When you look at a glass of water, the bottom appears higher than it actually is because light bends as it moves from water to air.
27. Sky Looks Blue and Sunsets Are Red – The sky appears blue during the day because short-wavelength blue light bends and scatters more than other colors. At sunset, light travels through more air, bending red and orange light toward us.
28. Torchlight in Water Changes Direction – If you shine a flashlight into water, the light beam bends, making it look like it has changed direction.
29. Glowing Eyes of Animals at Night – Some animals’ eyes shine at night because light enters their eyes, bends, and reflects back, making them glow.
30. Lenses in Magnifying Glasses – A magnifying glass bends light to make objects look bigger, helping us see small details clearly.

Refraction makes light behave in amazing ways, helping us see the world differently!