The large eyes sockets in early mammals used to hold large eyes. The eyes of early mammals were very large and contained a wider pupil and a larger lens. The eyes were much better at seeing in the dark than many mammals are today.
Generally, animals that have large eyes and eye sockets had poor vision. So, early primates with their large eyes probably couldn't see very well and had large eyes to compensate.
An owl has two eyes, just like most birds and mammals. Their large, forward-facing eyes provide excellent depth perception and night vision, aiding in their hunting abilities. However, unlike humans, owls cannot move their eyes within their sockets, which is why they can rotate their heads up to 270 degrees to see their surroundings.
their eyes are smaller
Yes, I can see my top lip...
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your eye sockets are conected to the human brain
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Humans !
there noses.................lol..The eyes have itMudskipper eyes are remarkable! These amphibian-like fish have large eyes mounted on top of their heads. This allows for a fantastic panoramic view. The eyes are protected by a clear layer of skin. Since they have no tear ducts to keep their eyes moist, they alternately roll their eyes backwards into their sockets
The cavities housing the eyes are called eye sockets or orbits. They protect and support the eyes within the skull.
Yes, all mammals' eyes have an iris.
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