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peteypooldude

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Do you think people with eyes close together see the shots better than those
who's eyes are further apart?
 
Mammals with eyes close set are predators...mammals with eyes wide set are prey. Think about it.:grin-square:
 
Do you think people with eyes close together see the shots better than those
who's eyes are further apart?

Yes but only they are a right handed person named Lefty!

J/K

I honestly have no idea but I think it wouldn't matter as long as neither is too extreme.
 
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Thanks for the link, 1PJ. My daughter got a kick out of it. The question is: should the dominant eye be moved closer to the other one or vice versa?
 
Mammals with eyes close set are predators...mammals with eyes wide set are prey. Think about it.:grin-square:

Makes sense to me. Seems people with smaller distances between the eyes would have less trouble with switching eyes. If they switch eyes.
Maybe they have better tunnel vision.
Idk
 
Makes sense to me. Seems people with smaller distances between the eyes would have less trouble with switching eyes. If they switch eyes.
Maybe they have better tunnel vision.
Idk

I was being a little cute with the answer...that said, there may actually be something to it. Animals like deer, cattle, etc. have eyes wide set (on the sides of their heads, really) so they can see predators coming. Predators like wolves, bear, tigers, HUMANS, etc. have eyes closer set on the front of their faces, so they can focus on the prey. So we humans are predators, set up to focus on the target in front of us, not worried about attacks from the peripheral.

Now, does that physical trait vary within the same (human) species? Are guys with narrower set eyes more "predatory" and capable of more concentration than guys with wider set eyes? Not sure, but you could be on to something...............
 
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