I'm not familiar with this practice on sacrifical animals, however amongst people it was traditional to place coins on the eyes of the dead so that they could pay the fare to Charon, the boat man who carried the souls of the dead across the river Styx.
Animals keep snow out of there eyes by blinking :)
Humans have relatively poor eyesight compared to some animals because our eyes have evolved for a different purpose. Our eyes are adapted for complex tasks like reading and recognizing faces, rather than for long-distance vision or detecting movement like many animals.
The animals close their eyes at night because at night humans show their inner beauty and the animals get digusted and close their eyes .
"Do people and animals have the same eyes?" Animals can have the same eyes as a human being. But most of them don't have the eyes of an human being.
I think to make it valid, your second premise would need to be "Only animals have eyes". The statement "All animals have eyes" allows that there could be something that has eyes that is not an animal, so it does not require the conclusion tht all people are animals.
The coins on the eyes of the dead are meant to provide the dead with payment for Charon, the ferryman who takes the dead across the River Styx and into the Underworld.
crabs have eyes on stalks :)
All nocturnal animals do not have beady eyes. An example of a nocturnal animal that does not have beady eyes is the cat.
Coins on the eyes of the dead
worms don't have eyes or teeth
to see...
Sure. Most animals eyes work pretty much like human eyes.