Physics, asked by shaikasifahamed8392, 10 months ago

The animals of prey have:; A. two eyes at the front; B. two eyes at the back; C. two eyes on the sides; D. one eye at the front and one on the side

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Answered by nandani000
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Answer:

a two eye at the front is a right answer

Answered by rajanivaka01
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Answer:

two eyes on the sides

Explanation:

the animals of prey have two eyes on the sides

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