Weird Fact: Horses can’t see directly in front of themselves
A horse has considerably wide vision (and the largest eyes of any land mammal) – being able to see a total field of up to 350 degrees. Horses have two blind spots – the first is directly in front of them and the other is directly behind their head. As far as seeing details, horses are red color blind and have vision of 20/33 (compared to a perfect human vision of 20/20)
Thanks, now I know where to strike!! Actually, there’s a pony that lives on the hill between campus and my house. It’s...