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In the wild, a crocodile's eye functions much like a human's, using high-performance, multi-focal lenses to capture both fine details and panoramic views. Its retina boasts a unique horizontal foveal streak, allowing it to scan the horizon for prey without moving its head. Protected by multiple reinforced eyelids and a built-in clear membrane, its eyes serve as natural underwater goggles in murky waters. At night, reflective crystals at the back of the retina amplify available light, transforming darkness into a powerful hunting advantage.
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