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Why do all animals have two eyes?
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Why do all animals have two eyes? Surely evolution would hav either made more or one big one in some species?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Clams have dozens of eyes. Some lizards, particularly the primitive ones, have a third vestigial eye on their forehead with which they can detect light and darkness - I have no idea why this is so. Many animals have no eyes at all but have extraordinary sensory organs.
I saw one of Toureman's 'drivers' come out of his car at the chippie last night, when it was dark. Perhaps this individual was sensitive to the blinding moonlight because he was wearing his sunglasses... and had tinted windows on his car to boot!
I saw one of Toureman's 'drivers' come out of his car at the chippie last night, when it was dark. Perhaps this individual was sensitive to the blinding moonlight because he was wearing his sunglasses... and had tinted windows on his car to boot!
If we look for clues I'm sure they are out there. For instance why does a chimp have in excess of 98% of human genes. Why does a mouse have over 95% of human genes.
I would suggest we did not progress from a mouse to have these extra 5% added to produce a human. My theory is that the genetic code was designed specifically for humans and 'the designer' modified this code by extracting certain genes to produce other species.
What might prove this theory if we found a species that contains the 100% genes of a human + an extra amount.
I would suggest we did not progress from a mouse to have these extra 5% added to produce a human. My theory is that the genetic code was designed specifically for humans and 'the designer' modified this code by extracting certain genes to produce other species.
What might prove this theory if we found a species that contains the 100% genes of a human + an extra amount.