Is it because rabbits have excellent eyesight because they often eat carrots?

The position of the rabbit's eyes is located above the two sides. Because the ancestors of humans and rabbits had different living habits, they had different structures. The ancestors of human beings are apes, and they need to climb trees to pick fruits, so they need to have good eyesight and the ability to distinguish colors, so as to climb trees to pick fruits and distinguish the colors of fruits.

Rabbits, on the other hand, are herbivorous, so they don't have to climb trees to pick fruits.

Rabbits mainly need a wide range of vision and the ability to be farsighted to avoid the attacks of predators around them. Rabbits have a visual range of almost 360 degrees, so they can also see what is happening behind them. Rabbits can see things from a great distance, including things that are invisible to the human eye.

The rabbit also has a small blind spot where each eye is facing forward. This blind spot prevents them from seeing three-dimensional view. Therefore, rabbits cannot see clearly what is directly in front of them and at close range, and even if they do, it is a two-dimensional view.

About 10 degrees in front of the rabbit's nose and about 10 degrees below the rabbit's chin are also blind spots in rabbits. The rabbit can only have a stereoscopic image if it is about 30 degrees forward. To compensate for this, they have a nose that is sharp and oriented straight ahead, and the rabbit uses its sense of smell to sense what is approaching directly in front of them.

Rabbits have a wide range of vision, but rabbits really don't have very good eyesight. When it comes to color, rabbits are colorblind and can only distinguish a limited number of colors. And the image they see is blurry.

Although rabbits have better eyesight than humans in low light, the resolution of low-light images is worse than in daytime light (less clear).

Moreover, rabbits are based on pasture as the staple food and rabbit food as supplementary food, and it has nothing to do with carrots.

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Carrots contain vitamin A, which is useful for night blindness.

Hello! The relationship between a rabbit's carrot eating and its eyesight is a common fallacy. In fact, carrots contain a lot of vitamin A, which plays an important role in maintaining the health of the rabbit's eyesight.

The reason why rabbits are blind when they walk upright is usually due to other reasons, such as infection, genetic factors, malnutrition, etc., and there is no direct relationship with whether the rabbit eats carrots or not.

However, rabbits do need a lot of vitamin A to maintain their vision and good health, because rabbit retinal cells have a higher demand for vitamin A, and if vitamin A is deficient, it can lead to retinal atrophy and vision loss in rabbits. Therefore, rabbits need to contain enough vitamin A in their diet, and carrots are one of the vegetables rich in vitamin A, so they are often used as one of the rabbits' food surpluses.

Rabbits like to eat carrots, carrots are very rich in nutrients, and moderate consumption is beneficial to the health of rabbits. However, do not feed too much, because carrots are cool food, rabbits eating too much will cause diarrhea, especially young rabbits, more careful.

Rabbits love to eat carrots, and when their owners feed them carrots, they will nibble on them with relish. Carrots themselves are rich in nutrients, and moderate consumption is beneficial to rabbits' health, but they should not be fed too much.

Although rabbits like to eat carrots, but the owner can not be overfed because of spoiling, carrots are cold, and excessive rabbit consumption will cause a burden on the stomach. If the rabbit is very young, it is best not to feed it carrots, so as not to cause diarrhea, diarrhea and other symptoms.

The most suitable food for rabbits is hay and rabbit food, the owner can usually prepare some fresh grass, alfalfa grass and other easily digestible food, and occasionally feed vegetables and fruits, so as to ensure that the rabbit's nutrition is balanced, and will not cause a burden on its stomach.