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Though many people think it has 2 eyes on the top of its head, it really has 0 eyes. The 2 cross-eyed eyes at the top are really only to sense light, not to see.
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Human Eyes: - can see 180 degrees - 140 degrees of that is binocular - eye-balls - has same amount of rods and cones - 1 eyelid Owl Eyes: - can see 125 degrees - 70 degrees of that is binocular - eyes are 1-5% of body-weight - made of elongated tubes held in place (can't roll eyes in head) - mostly rods, not many cones - very farsighted - 3 eyelids Similar: - both have binocular vision - both still need light to see, but too much light hurts their eyes
There is no human body part that doesn't grow.Related Information:There are parts that grow more or less, or faster or slower than others, but all body parts grow with the individual.
A ladybug has two compound eyes.
Rattlesnakes have 2 eyes, one on either side of the head.
They have two on either side of their head.
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Just the same as any other bee: 5. They have two compound eyes on either side of the head, and three simple eyes, called ocelli, on the top of the head.
The only way to diagnose hard lumps on the head is to see a physician. They could be from many different causes.
A cricket grasshopper has two big eyes tha sits on opposite sides of its head.
For the Statue of Liberty, Miss Liberty has a crown on her head. On other items there are many things that could rest on Miss Liberty's head. For example on the so-called "Mercury" dime she is depicted wearing a winged Liberty cap.
Though many people think it has 2 eyes on the top of its head, it really has 0 eyes. The 2 cross-eyed eyes at the top are really only to sense light, not to see.
A snake does not have eyelids so it cant close its eyes .
Flies have 5 eyes! Two of these being compound eyes consisting of many lenses. The other three (ocelli) are single lens eyes located in a triangle form above and in between the two compound eyes, on the top of the head.
Their ears are holes on the sides of their head. Many owl species also have ear tufts on top of their head, but these are not their actual ears.