What are the similarities between human eyes and animal eyes?

Answer 1

They're located on the head and designed to see things. Both species have the eyes connected by the optic nerve to the optic center of the brain where the things that these two animals see, are processed by the brain. The eyeball of both species can transmit the image through the pupil to appear upside down on the back of the retina, but the brain sensory cortex flips the image upside down so both species are able to see their world right-side up. But that's really where the similarities end. Cows can see better at night, but only see in blues and yellows in the day time. They make up for this lack of full-spectrum colour vision that most humans have by having 320 degree periphery vision. Humans, on the other hand, only have a 140- to 180-degree periphery vision. Cows also lack the ability to be able to have depth perception, unlike humans, since cows are a prey animal, not a predatory animal like humans are.

Answer 2

They can both see light, and some animals find it hard to see when its dark. SOme anmilas go to sleep during the winter months. But us humans cannot see light at night, so our puplis get bigger to try and see more light. This is why we can see better after a while in the dark.

Answer 3

Both have a cornea a pupil and an eye color

Answer 4

They are round

Answer 5

both of the retinas form an image.