Animal Jam Expert: Sorry!

Sunday, 4 August 2013

Sorry!

Hey Jammers! I'm really sorry I didn't make any posts and I won't be able to make them for one week. I'm at the seaside and internet is very low. Sorry!

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Eagle

Eagles have unusual eyes. They are very large in proportion to their heads and have extremely large pupils. Eagles’ eyes have a million light-sensitive cells per square mm of retina, five times more that a human’s 200,000. While humans see just three basic colours, eagles see five. These adaptations gives eagles extremely keen eyesight and enable them to spot even well-camouflaged potential prey from a very long distance. In fact the eagles’ vision is among the sharpest of any animal and studies suggest that some eagles can spot an animal the size of a rabbit up to two miles away!