"I think his point is paulie , that if evolution is actually as evo defines it , as changes made by way of random mutations , then why does n't life reflect those random mutations ? For example , why have n't a large number of lower animals who live their lives being hunted by carnivores adapted eyes in the back of their heads as a needed early warning system to see their stalkers coming from behind them ?"
"I 'm in a bit of a rush , so I 'll just cover this point . Er . . . they have , sort of . Prey animals , such as antelope , have eyes on the sides of their heads so as to spot approaching carnivores . This gives them a very wide field of vision . For example the pronghorn antelope has a field of vision of around 320 degrees . Smiley"
"evolution is actually as evo defines it , as changes made by way of random mutations , then why does n't life reflect those random mutations ?"
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