Animal Eyes

Animal Eyes

Take a look at our close-up photos and see if you can figure out which animal they belong to! It's entertaining, quick, and completely free to play, so what are you waiting for? Get started now and see how well you know the eyes of the Animal Kingdom!

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Interesting Fact
Sandy Island, a land mass no larger than Manhattan in the Pacific Ocean, was discovered by James Cook in 1876. When a team of Australian scientists went to survey the island in 2012, they found that there was no island at all! They believe that Cook might have spotted a mass of floating volcanic stone and gas.
Interesting Fact
Okay, this one is for all the numerologists out there. An ear of corn usually has an even number of rows. Sixteen, to be more precise. Perhaps there is some mystical relationship between this number and the flavor of the corn...
Interesting Fact
Gippsland, in south-east Australia, is home to the giant Gippsland earthworm. They can reach up to 3 meters in length and 2 centimeters in diameter. They can also expand and contract their bodies, making them appear much larger. They weigh around 200 grams.