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What role do the eyes of a bird have when the bird is flying?
They enable it to see.
Why is the position of an animal's eyes importatnt?
Eyes in the front of the head have greater depth perception, but have a narrower field of view. These are found on predators. Eyes on the sides of the heads let the animal see all around them, and are found on prey animals.
How can people see colors?
With your eyes unless you are colorblind. The cone cells enable you to see colors.
What are Eyes that enable an insect to see almost all directions at once?
Insects can see in all directions because insects have more than 100 eyes
Why do sometimes frogs have a bluish-white film over their eyes?
That is the nicitating membrane that prevents the water from entering the eyes and enable the animal to see underwater like a pair of goggles! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
How many eyes has a stick insect got?
Stick insects have two compound eyes which enable them to see quite clearly and are able to detect fast movements very well.
Is using two eyes to judge distance more accurate than using one eye?
you can judge distance better with two eyes. that's because you need two eyes to guage depth perception. so , when one of your eye is closed, you can see much than you see with both or your eyes.^^ hope this hepled~ Lol, if it helped, add me in facebook~>< thanks~:D
Where can you check if the wireless adapter is enabled?
1) if your wireless adapter is enable. It would be appear on side of right bottom corner. 2) you can see your adapter position(enable disable).open My network place. Here would be all adapter position which are exist in your system
Why god has created man two eyes?
Having two eyes provides humans with depth perception, allowing us to judge distance and see the world in three dimensions. This depth perception is crucial for tasks such as driving, playing sports, and navigating our surroundings safely. Having two eyes also improves our peripheral vision, expanding the area we can see without turning our heads.
When you look at an object each one of your two eyes receives a slightly different image of the object is known as?
This is known as binocular disparity. Our brain processes these two slightly different images from each eye to create depth perception and enable us to see the world in three dimensions.
Why are two eyes better than one eye?
Two eyes, looking forwards and spaced apart give the animal owning them stereoscopic vision - that is to say depth perception, they can see in 3D.
How do we see in 3 dimensions?
We see in three dimensions because of the action of our two eyes. Our brain perceives two images simultaneously from two angles, giving us the perception of depth. This is the reason one loses their depth perception with only one eye.
