When it comes to vision, not all animals see the world in the same way.

From domestic dogs to majestic lions roaming the savannah, each species has evolved unique eyesight adaptations that suit their survival needs. But just how far can these different animals actually see?

Let’s explore the fascinating variations in visual range across a variety of creatures, revealing surprising facts about their sight and what it means for their daily lives.

1. Dogs

Dogs can recognise their human from about 800–900 meters when in motion, but this drops to 500–600 meters if the person is stationary. However, the exact measurement of dogs’ “recognition range” can vary with breed, environment, and individual dog.

While their long-distance acuity isn’t extraordinary, dogs excel at detecting movemen

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