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Comments Yessi Pratiwi — March 20, 2009 / 6:49 pm
If you ask, “What animal that can see two different places without moving its neck?” Jackson Chameleon is the answer. Each of this native African reptile eyes are able to move independently. The secret is the chameleon’s turret eyes. Unlike our eyes, which are sunken into protective, bony sockets, the Jackson’s eyes stick out from either [...]
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