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What is the average distance between eyes on a human face?
The average distance between eyes on a human face is about 2.5 inches.
Which birds have eyes in front of their head?
Owls are birds with eyes on the front of their heads.
Where are the eyes located in the human?
In the upper half of the face, at the front of the head.
Is there any bird that has eyes on the face like human being?
the owl
Where is the human eyes location?
Your eyes are on your face. They are above the nose and right underneath the forehead.
What would a coconut with a face look like?
A coconut with a face would likely have two eyes, a nose, and a mouth on its surface, resembling a human face.
Face but no eyes and no mouth who are you?
This riddle describes a "clock." A clock has a face that displays the time but lacks eyes and a mouth. Its "face" serves as the surface where the numbers and hands are shown, but it doesn't have any facial features like a human or animal.
Where is the bridge of your nose located on the human face?
The bridge of the nose is located in the middle of the face, between the eyes, connecting the forehead to the tip of the nose.
Do the eyes of prey face forward?
In general, the eyes of a predator face forward and the eyes of prey face more to the sides.
Which bird has eyes on the face like the human being except owl?
Raptors in all, the group which Owls are a part of.
Why do some birds have eyes at the front of their heads and some at the sides?
Briefly, birds with eyes on the side are prey animals, and birds with eyes on the front are predators. Predatory activity in birds like owls and eagles requires stereoscopic vision (like humans have) for accurate distance judgement. Prey birds like pigeons need to be able to see 360 degrees around them in order to detect predators more effectively. They don't need to be able to calculate distance as accurately. Eagles and other raptors seems like they have eyes on the side, but if you look at them front-on, or look at their skulls, you can see that the eye orbits are oriented more to face front. Owls are a particularly obvious example of this kind of eyesight, and it gives them a characteristic flat face.
Why do some birds have eyes at the front of their head and some at the side?
Briefly, birds with eyes on the side are prey animals, and birds with eyes on the front are predators. Predatory activity in birds like owls and eagles requires stereoscopic vision (like humans have) for accurate distance judgement. Prey birds like pigeons need to be able to see 360 degrees around them in order to detect predators more effectively. They don't need to be able to calculate distance as accurately. Eagles and other raptors seems like they have eyes on the side, but if you look at them front-on, or look at their skulls, you can see that the eye orbits are oriented more to face front. Owls are a particularly obvious example of this kind of eyesight, and it gives them a characteristic flat face.
