The Eyes of Our Children
The Eyes of Our Children
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6o THE EYES OF OUR CHILDREN the rabbits. In these animals it is obvious that so fine a faculty as binocular vision would be wasted, for their visual perception is practically limited to moving objects. At the least sign of movement in the surrounding objects they are alert and run ; whereas if a man will remain quite motionless the rabbits will go on feeding all unconscious of his near presence, provided the wind be in a favourable direction.
There appears to be some attempt at two-eyed visi...on in the higher hunting mammaha. The domestic cat seems to have some such power, for it is noticeable that the eyes work together in examining near objects, and that a cat is able to ' handle ' an object with great nicety, much more so than can the dog. With this development of the eyes in the hunting animals there is a large increase in the area on the surface of the brain where is all the active grey matter which belongs to the sense of sight. This area is small in the hunted animals, but large in the hunting animals.
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6o THE EYES OF OUR CHILDREN the rabbits. In these animals it is obvious that so fine a faculty as binocular vision would be wasted, for their visual perception is practically limited to moving objects. At the least sign of movement in the surrounding objects they are alert and run ; whereas if a man will remain quite motionless the rabbits will go on feeding all unconscious of his near presence, provided the wind be in a favourable direction.
There appears to be some attempt at two-eyed visi...on in the higher hunting mammaha. The domestic cat seems to have some such power, for it is noticeable that the eyes work together in examining near objects, and that a cat is able to ' handle ' an object with great nicety, much more so than can the dog. With this development of the eyes in the hunting animals there is a large increase in the area on the surface of the brain where is all the active grey matter which belongs to the sense of sight. This area is small in the hunted animals, but large in the hunting animals.
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