There're only 2 families of species with vertical iris

interesting. must be a reason.

Not so much, frogs for one are not reptiles and a fox is not actually a cat. There are others but you get the idea. Plus those born with Cat eye syndrome.

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reason ,cause they are nocturnal animals.the dark side of animals.oposite of humanity.

Those born with cat eye syndrome are reptilian.

Daytime Animals

But many nocturnal animals, such as cats, are not strictly nocturnal — they move around during the day as well as at night. They need some way to protect their sensitive eyes in daylight, and slit pupils provide that protection.

Like a theater curtain, a slit pupil can close as much as necessary to prevent too much light from entering the eye.

Humans And Round Pupils

For humans and other animals active mainly in the daytime, visual sensitivity is not as important as the ability to see small details in bright light.

So the eyes of humans, lizards, ground squirrels, and most birds have a design suited for operation in bright light without the special protection of slit pupils. In dim light, our eyes are not as sensitive as those of nocturnal animals.""

You want freaky eyes go stare down a sheep lol.

ok good to know. But what about goats? Their eyes are like cats eyes.

People born with eyes are mammals.

I guess foxes are as well then right?

Yes, reptilian disguised as foxes.

No, goat eyes though they are a slit type pupils are on the horizontal. Goats are prey animals so the pupils are to give them a panoramic view so to speak to watch for predators. Vertical pupils are for focus on prey.

If a fox was bred with a sheep would we call it a shox or a feep? What would its eyes look like? What about its ass?

Foxes are cold blooded, gotcha.

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I got to throw this one here just to confuse them. it must have bred with a fox or something.

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Excellent work Doctor! We can learn much from this picture about interbreeding of species and slits.

Foxes are cold blooded, gotcha.


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