The evolution of the place of the eyes in living organisms determines the type of survival strategy of the object. Predators based on hunting have their eyes on the front (eg human) and the grass-based and grazing-dependent organisms that are avoided by prey such as gazelles.
The front eyes help the predator to identify its prey easily and within three-dimensional coordinates, while the lateral-eyed object has the ability to cover a wide viewing angle to monitor any predatory object approaching it.
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