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Originally Posted by Writertype  But your eyes are like a dog's, or a cat's, or a bird of prey's. They are forward-facing and binocular rather than widely spaced to survey for the movements of predators. That allows for excellent depth perception, which carnivores need for chasing down prey. |
Pandas
Koalas
Sloths
Many Monkeys, Lemurs, Apes
And others
Sometimes developing forward facing eyes is a result of navigating a complex 3-D environment and not hunting prey. But again the whole argument falls flat. It doesn't really matter what we evolved to eat, it matters what makes us the healthiest. If i found out tomorrow that eating a pound of bacon a day made me healthier, I'd find a local farmer to buy my bacon from and thank the pigs for my longer life. I don't see any scientific evidence that meat consumption is a healthier option that a mostly vegan diet.