A hawk can see distant animals in a way that humans can't, because a hawk's _____ takes up more space on its eye, proportionally, than a human's.

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The fovea is a small, central pit composed of closely packed cones in the eye, and it is responsible for sharp central vision. In hawks, the fovea is highly developed and larger in proportion compared to humans, allowing them to see distant prey with remarkable clarity.

A Hawk Can See Distant Animals in a Way That