It really depends on the bird. Some have very good eyesight while others (like owls) have very poor sight and rely mostly on hearing
Yes, an owl has binocular vision. The human vision is 140 degrees binocular and 200 degrees monocular. Similarly, an owl vision is 80 degrees binocular and 110 degrees monocular.
Yes they all have 4 types of color photoceptors and we have 3
yes
There is a high amount of debate on the subject, most Owls see in limited color or in monochrome.
Two-toed sloths are nocternal. So yes two toed sloths have good eyesight.
Owls are birds of prey and therefore predators. They eat other animals to survive. Insects, mice, moles and shrews are just some of the food they eat. There are fish eating owls and owls big enough to catch and kill rabbits and squirrels.
A Mole lives under the earth. It's dark there. So he doesn't need good eyesight. Just a good sense of smell and sensors on his nose.
Werewolves do not exist. But the mythical werewolf is supposed to have good eyesight, considering they come out at night.
Definitely!
Looking just in front of them is blurry, even with big eyes they have bad eyesight
it's atleast 100 times better than humans
Owls have advanced eyesight, therefore can see in the dark
There is a high amount of debate on the subject, most Owls see in limited color or in monochrome.
Owls search for their food in many different ways, depending on where the owl lives. Usually owls though having very good eyesight, hunt by sound. Some owls hunt in woodland, some owls in marshland, some owls hunt in snow.
All owls have incredibly tiny 'nostrails' on their beak, which allows them to smell and breathe, though their sense of smell isn't unlike ours. Not too strong, yet not weak.
Owls catch their food using hearing, eyesight, silent flight and strong talons, gripping the prey in their feet.
Yes, griffins are often depicted in mythology and folklore as having exceptionally keen eyesight. Their sharp vision is believed to aid them in hunting and navigating their surroundings.
No they have good eyesight like all anteolopes
Owls are nocturnal predators with extremely acute eyesight. They eat small animals such as rodents and even fish as long as they are accessible.
While some Owls are specifically adapted to hunt fish, they do not possess SONAR. Their hearing is very sensitive, and in combination with their enhanced eyesight, they are a very successful predator.