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Forward-facing eyes in hunting animals help with what?

AHearing prey
BDepth perception
CSeeing in colour
DSmelling food
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Depth perception
1. Predators must judge distance to prey. 2. Forward-facing eyes enable depth perception. 3. Hearing, colour and smell use other senses, not eye position. _Source: Wikipedia, Carnivore (CC BY-SA 4.0), Characteristics of carnivores_
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