With the cartoonification of ..well everything… this ISN’T such a strange sight anymore, to be honest..
AnonymousMay 21, 2019
Somehow the sharks look less scary but the dolphins look terrifying
RoseMay 21, 2019
The panda doesn’t look much different.
VianeyMay 21, 2019
That parakeet has beautiful eye lashes though.
AnonymousMay 21, 2019
OMG ! Scary !
Isn'tThatSpecialMay 21, 2019
I just changed my Fb profile pic to the ostrich; we’re kindred spirits!
AnonymousMay 22, 2019
What the…
AnonymousMay 22, 2019
Why stop at two eyes?
Sam OsborneMay 22, 2019
Their field of vision would be as limited as is that of humans and they would be caught in making visuals sense in a 3D world.
AnonymousMay 22, 2019
This was so sad. :D
AnonymousMay 22, 2019
And useless.
LeonMay 23, 2019
The parakeet’s face looks a lot like a spider’s and I think the eyeball on the grouper are crooked…
AnonymousMay 23, 2019
They all look so odd.
AnonymousMay 24, 2019
Hmmm…. well ok then. Nightmare alley here I come 😂
AnonymousMay 24, 2019
Usually, the eyes in front indicate a predator, and eyes on the side indicate prey. If you’re a predator, stereo vision (and depth perception) is more important for survival. But, if you’re prey, eyes on the side (and peripheral and “behind you”) vision is more important. So, I’m a bit confused by the pictures of dogs. Looking at my dog, her eyes seem to be more in front. Perhaps not as much as a human’s? We do have very narrow faces, after all.
stephanieMay 25, 2019
:-), what a delicious moment of laugh! rigolo! we must look weirdos to the animals…
AnonymousMay 29, 2019
Some of this animals already have binocular vision (eyes in the front) they just moved the eyes closer together.
AnonymousMay 29, 2019
*these – not this
AnonymousMay 30, 2019
This is gold
EricJune 6, 2019
I wonder what we would look like with eyes on the sides of our heads?
Duchess of FraudJune 8, 2019
Scary horses!
AnonymousAugust 25, 2019
imagine humans having eyes at the side of thier head
The grouper looks great.
Well that’s tonight’s nightmare sorted.
yup
gold
Then I guess we look pretty ridiculous as well
With the cartoonification of ..well everything… this ISN’T such a strange sight anymore, to be honest..
Somehow the sharks look less scary but the dolphins look terrifying
The panda doesn’t look much different.
That parakeet has beautiful eye lashes though.
OMG ! Scary !
I just changed my Fb profile pic to the ostrich; we’re kindred spirits!
What the…
Why stop at two eyes?
Their field of vision would be as limited as is that of humans and they would be caught in making visuals sense in a 3D world.
This was so sad. :D
And useless.
The parakeet’s face looks a lot like a spider’s and I think the eyeball on the grouper are crooked…
They all look so odd.
Hmmm…. well ok then. Nightmare alley here I come 😂
Usually, the eyes in front indicate a predator, and eyes on the side indicate prey. If you’re a predator, stereo vision (and depth perception) is more important for survival. But, if you’re prey, eyes on the side (and peripheral and “behind you”) vision is more important. So, I’m a bit confused by the pictures of dogs. Looking at my dog, her eyes seem to be more in front. Perhaps not as much as a human’s? We do have very narrow faces, after all.
:-), what a delicious moment of laugh! rigolo! we must look weirdos to the animals…
Some of this animals already have binocular vision (eyes in the front) they just moved the eyes closer together.
*these – not this
This is gold
I wonder what we would look like with eyes on the sides of our heads?
Scary horses!
imagine humans having eyes at the side of thier head
Haha lol
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