Binocular vision is possible in animals that have
A)their eyes located to the sides of the head.
B)their eyes facing forward.
C)many eyes located at many parts of the head.
D)infrared vision.
E)a sense of depth.

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Binocular vision requires that the eyes be located facing forward, which allows for overlap in the visual field of each eye and the ability to perceive depth. Animals with eyes located to the sides of the head have monocular vision, which means their visual fields do not overlap and they do not have depth perception. The other answer choices are not related to binocular vision.

Binocular Vision Is Possible in Animals That Have