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Species with horizontally elongated pupils, meanwhile, are more likely to be plant-eating prey species. In such cases, the eyes are commonly on either side of their heads, rather than at the front.

Sure enough, when goats, antelope and other grazing prey animals put their heads down to eat, their eyes rotated to maintain the pupils’ horizontal alignment with the ground,” he said.

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Eye shape, position, and pupil shape all tell us about animals' lives. Animals with eyes at the sides of their head, which have horizontally-elongated pupils, are likely to be prey.

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