Question

How are the eyes positioned in birds ? How does this help them​

Answer 1

Answer:

The eyes of most birds are located on the sides of the head, providing great peripheral vision — in excess of 340 degrees — but very limited visual overlap in front (binocular vision).

Answer 2

• Birds of Prey have forward-facing eyes
• This helps to give them longer straight line vision and depth perception.
• It helps them to gauge how far away their prey is so they can successfully hunt.