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Thread: Pythons Eye Sight

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#11

08-May-08, 11:00 PM

Timotei

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From what I understand, pythons are able only to visually perceive movement, as opposed to shapes, and the sensory pits really have nothing to do with vision (as snakeboy said), just as the sonar of a bat or dolphin has nothing to do with their vision. In dolphins it doesn't even have anything to do with their ears either, rather to do with their teeth. Fascinating stuff if you want to look it up

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