Bull's Eye

Bull's eye is a type of eye that can be found on some animals. It has several features that distinguish it from other types of eyes.

First, the bull's eye has a wider pupil than other animals. This allows him to see better in low light conditions. In addition, the bull's eye can focus on objects up to 30 meters away.

Another feature of the bull's eye is its ability to change the shape of the pupil. When an animal is in the dark, the pupil dilates to increase the amount of light reaching the retina. When the animal is in bright light, the pupil contracts to protect the eyes from excessive exposure to light.

The bull's eye also has a higher refresh rate than humans. This means it can process more information per unit of time, which helps the animal respond more quickly to environmental changes.

The bull's eye is an important organ for many animals such as bulls, cows, deer and others. It allows them to better see and respond to their environment, which helps them survive and reproduce.