Across species, the size and colors of birds' eyes vary tremendously. Why would species have different eye colors?
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The color of a bird's eye may be related to its specific habitat and lifestyle. For example, birds that are active during the day (diurnal) may have bright, colorful eyes to attract mates or intimidate rivals, while birds that are active at night (nocturnal) may Show more…
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