With its large, forward-facing eyes and head tufts that look like ears, the great eared nightjar resembles a dragon more than ...

Whether they have eyes at the front or on the sides of their heads, all birds can still see straight ... having forward-facing eyes helps them to see depth and distance much more clearly, since ...

Whether they have eyes at the front or on the sides of their heads, all birds can still see straight ... having forward-facing eyes helps them to see depth and distance much more clearly, since ...

Often confused for an owl, the nocturnal frogmouth boasts long wings, short legs, a hooked beak, and front-facing eyes. The birds are most commonly found in their native Australia and Southeast Asia.

Owls are probably the most easily identified birds, with their upright bodies, big round heads and enormous front-facing eyes — it’s hard for even young children to mistake them for any other ...

Unlike many birds with eyes on the sides of their heads, owls have forward-facing eyes set against a flat facial disc of feathers, resembling a human or child-like face, Witko told Fox News Digital.

These strange birds have captured the imagination of the internet due to their terrifying expression, as their front-facing eyes appear to be staring unnervingly behind their enormous 5-inch wide ...