Humans have two front-facing eyes that see overlapping, but slightly different, visual fields, resulting in
A) on-center vision.
B) off-center vision.
C) the ability to see on all sides.
D) a lack of depth perception.
E) binocular vision.

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The overlapping but different visual fields from our two front-facing eyes allow for binocular vision, which gives us depth perception and allows us to perceive the world in three dimensions. This is crucial for tasks such as judging distance and catching objects in motion.

Humans Have Two Front-Facing Eyes That See Overlapping, but Slightly