A turkey's eyes are set in the sides of its head for monocular vision. But a hen or gobbler makes up for a lack of 3D sight by cocking its head left or right to determine the distance to other turkeys or potential danger in the brush. A turkey can twist its long neck 360 degrees, which in effect gives it eyes in the back of its head. While a turkey has poor night vision, it sees much more crisply in daylight than a human with 20/20 sight. These laser-like eyes are the turkey's primary defense mechanism. Turkeys, unlike deer, can see and assimilate some colors. For example, both hens and subordinate toms react to the changing blues, reds and whites of a dominant gobbler's head and neck during the spring breeding season. A tom's color-pulsing head stimulates hens for mating and suppresses the breeding urges of beta toms.
They can hear at night, but can only see at night if there is moonlight. If there is no moon then they have no sight.
Extremely well. They can see a turkey hunter blink from 100 yds. away.
Turkeys have excellent vision.
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No, turkeys do not have bad eye sight.
Yes
yes
Eagles have much better eyesight than turkeys.
True, but rhinos do have particularly good eyesight.
Yes, turkeys do have ears and as I know of they have better hearing than human and cat.
Not really, although they are less prone to genetic eyesight disorders (colour blindness). Girls just appear to have better eyesight than boys because they are more vocal in criticising what they see.
Turkeys have better diets.
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According to some people neither gender is better than the other. In other cases, many people believe that girls have better eyesight.
Deer meat is better than beef tastes better AND is better for you
Sure
it is 6x better than humans
The Human eyesight is just fine for a person but many animals have better eyesight for hunting and getting away from other animals like the tiger can see 6 times better than a human at night
No.