Sheep Eye Vs. The Human Eye

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There are many differences between the sheep eye and the human eye that can be easily described for example, the human eye is more detailed and fragel than the sheep eye, because of this the human eye is more protected by layers of thick skin. The human eye has fovea which is missing in the sheep eye. The sheep eye has better peripheral vision compared to the human eye. The human eye has a circular pupil which helps with movement and the sheep eye has an oval shaped pupil that gives its unique structure. The sheep eyes has tapetum lucidum this is a layer of tissue which causes the reflection of light and increases the amount of light vision, while as for the human this tapetum lucidum lacks the most. The sheep eyes are placed sideways on their

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