Two elephants fell off the cliff - Boom, Boom...

Inspired by Animal Planet

Have you ever wondered why some animals have their eyes on the sides of the head and some in the front?


Here's the answer -
Animals with their eyes on the side (deers, horses, rabbits etc) get at least a 270 degree view and can keep a lookout for predators at all times. Most of these animals can practically see behind their necks without having to strain a muscle and scoot when in danger.
Whereas, animals with their eyes on the front of their heads (lions, bears, cheetahs etc) can judge the exact distance of their prey. As both the eyes are in the same line, they can focus on one particular prey and accurately calculate its speed and direction.

Conclusion -
Animals with eyes on the sides of their heads are herbivores
Animals with eyes on the front of their heads are Predators

Where do we have our eyes people? ... We were born predators...culture ruined us :)))

One more reason to be a Non-Veggie