predator eyes
Hunter's binocular vision
Predator eyes refers to forward-facing eyes positioned on the front of the skull, as found in wolves, lions, and humans—species that hunt rather than flee.
The placement allows binocular vision and depth perception for tracking prey.
The term appears in biology discussions and increasingly in internet slang describing an intense, focused gaze: He looked at the last slice of pizza with predator eyes.
- hunterPursuer of prey
- gazeFixed, intent look
- locked onFixed attention firmly
- stalkingStealthy, persistent pursuit
- pupilsStudents or eye openings
night vision · piercing · watching · carnivore · cold blooded · killer instinct · sharp · focused · nocturnal · wolf · hawk · cat · glowing · slitted · unblinking · intensity · threat · instinct
- animal visioncornea, depth perception, eagle eye, fovea, night vision
- bird deterrentsscarecrow, bird spikes, bird netting, bird net, owl decoy