What is the difference between eyes of flesh eating animals and those of plant eating animals?

Answer 1

Animals which are carnivorous have canine teeth.

The human canine teeth are the sharp pointy one that are exaggerated on vampires.

Plant eating animals will in general lack these specialized teeth.

Look for flat buck-like teeth on plant-eaters and sharp teeth on meat-eaters.

The teeth. Meat-eating animals have sharp, pointy teeth so as to rip flesh. Plant-eaters have bigger, blunter teeth so as to grind up plants. Onmivores (Eaters of both plants and meat) have both.

Answer 2

The claws in flesh eating animals are usually curved like a hook designed to tear and hold on to flesh like a knife. The claws on both meat and plant eating animals are equally sharp but designed differently. Both can cause serious damage to humans. But the claws of a plant eating animal, a sloth perhaps, would never cause the same damage to a zebra as those of a lion.

Many plant eating animals have hooves, not claws.

Although plant eating animals may use their claws to dig up tubers or climb trees, they also use them to defend themselves.

Answer 3

Eyes of flesh eating animals remain to the front of the head like us humans.

But plant eating animals have eyes on the side of their head