Felloweye
Felloweye is a term that refers to a type of visual system found in certain species of animals, particularly birds of prey and some insects. It describes the arrangement of the eyes in such a way that they face forward, providing a significant degree of binocular vision. This arrangement allows for enhanced depth perception and the ability to accurately judge distances, which is crucial for activities like hunting and navigating complex environments.
The term "felloweye" is derived from the concept of "fellow eyes," which are eyes that are positioned
Birds of prey, such as eagles, hawks, and owls, are classic examples of felloweyed animals. Their forward-facing
The anatomical adaptations that enable felloweye vision include a high density of photoreceptors in the retina,
In summary, felloweye refers to a visual system characterized by forward-facing eyes that provide enhanced binocular