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They still had eyes though, which sucked for them because eye-gouging was how one of them died!Quote:
whatever they're called, the flesh-eating species in the film "The decent" were completely blind and physically adapted to eternal darkness (still ****ed cause Nora-Jane Noone kept her clothing on in this film though)
Do moles have eyes? probably!
Doesn't a fly even have the special sort of eye that can see a very wide angle? Don't know the English word for it, but several insects have it...
Mussels don't have eyes. They grow against rocks, so that makes them a non-sea-animal, so they qualify for this thread :D
Mussels change gender every 10 minutes. Imagine a slow shag, one second the mussel is loving a beautiful female mussel, the next second he's doing a gay act :eek:
Do all types of spiders have eyes?
This one has anyway: http://physics.open.ac.uk/~dbroadhu/spider-trap.gif
I thought they were plant life!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
moles have no eyes
Are bats not mammals ?
They don't have eyes.
After some googling, it appears moles do have eyes.
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Mole Eyes
The eyes of a mole are very tiny and, in the opinion of most experts, serve only a limited function. They are comprised of a thin membrane around the snout which enables them to sense light and little else. There is no evidence to suggest moles use them to locate their prey or to navigate.
i dont think there is , i cant even find evidence of any every existing :(
darwin you tw at what are you going on about :D :D
surely and eye is very complex to have evolved so early ?
The fact that they're common across all groups of animals (reptiles, fish, birds, mammals, etc.) would indicate that eyes developed before all those groups became distinct.Quote:
Originally Posted by anto1208