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Spinosaurus likely had good eyesight, particularly adapted for its hunting lifestyle. Fossil evidence suggests that its eyes were positioned similarly to those of modern crocodilians, which are known for their excellent vision both in and out of water. This adaptation would have been beneficial for spotting prey in various environments, such as rivers and lakes. Overall, while specific details about its eyesight remain speculative, its anatomical features indicate it could see well in its habitat.
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