> Interestingly, 2-eyed non-predators generally have widely divergent
> gazes. Apparently, 3D perception is important when you're hunting,
> but a wide field of view is more important when you're being hunted

You'll notice that prey has eyes on the side of the head, predators eyes
face forward. Compare pigeon/hawk, antelope/lion

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