Some descriptions of eagle birds

How far does an eagle actually see? The Gunnies Book of Animal Records explains, "In a suitable environment, a golden eagle (Acme Crisis) can also see a slight change in the location of a rabbit more than 2 kilometers." Others have calculated that the eagle may look far away!

What has the eagle pointed to such a point? First of all, the golden eagle has two large eyes, which cover most of its head. The book of British Birds (English) says that its eyes for the golden eagle "are actually very big but not so heavy that it will prevent flight."

In addition, there are at least five times the eagle eyes in our eyes, more than five times the amount of light cells in our eyes - we have around 10,00,000 conical cells in the eagle compared to 200,000 cones in every square millimeter. Almost every customer is connected to a nervous system. As a result, there is more than twice the number of fibers in the eagle's eyes, which brings messages from the eyes to the brain. It is no surprise that these animals have a fine sense of color! Finally, like the other birds, birds of prey have strong eyes on lenses, which can draw attention from objects within an inch of an inch, and look at objects far away. In this case, their eyes are better than us.
Eagle's eye is bright in bright light day but pancakes are available at night. The birds of the night have a lot of light sensitive rod cells and a large lens in their eyes. As a result, they can look 100 times better than us at night. But rarely in the dark whirlpool, the oyster must fully depend on his sharp hearing power to find his prey.
Who gave these types of qualities to these birds? God asked Job: "Eagle upheld your command?" No human can claim credit for this wonderful creation.

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