They are prey animals, plain and simple. They need to have an almost 360 degree field of vision to watch out for predators that may come up on them from either side or behind them. They have the same instincts of flight instead of fight just like a deer or antelope does.
The better to see you with. And the better to see a predator. Prey animals have eyes on the side of the head. This helps when a predator is sneaking up behind them. The big eyes means they can see better. Prey animals can tell at a glance if you are predator or prey. Predators' eyes are on the front of their heads. They stalk prey by looking straight ahead. Horses recognize humans as predators. Look where our eyes are placed in our faces.
The long face is a genetic adaptation. A long face of horses allows the eyes to remain above the grasses while eating and see predators farther away.
Eyelashes are there to help protect the eye from debris and pests, it is the same for all animals and generally does not change from species to species.
Not very big. They are like the size of the top of a light bulb
A horse's nature is that of a prey animal.
Twice the size of human eyes, and the second largest of all land mammals.
Horses are known to be very sweet animals. They are usually sweet when they respect you and look at you as a leader. some horses are naturally sweet and some are VERY nasty. People say that horses with big eyes are usually a lot sweeter than horses with small eyes. You cant change a horse from being nasty to sweet so good luck
Horses are known to be very sweet animals. They are usually sweet when they respect you and look at you as a leader. some horses are naturally sweet and some are VERY nasty. People say that horses with big eyes are usually a lot sweeter than horses with small eyes. You cant change a horse from being nasty to sweet so good luck
they are very big horses
On their head.
Some bird have big eyes because there parent have big eyes so they are going to have big eyes to
To see.
They go to their eyes for water.
ponies may have big eyes or fat or something like that but they are realy not ugly i think they are beutiful horses ispecily mine tilly
Horses' eyes do have cones, but most horses have only limited color vision. They can usually perceive red and blue, but may confuse some greens from shades of gray.