Bigger cats eyes, although they don't look it, are in fact elliptical in shape, just to a lesser degree. Cats, being carnivores, have their eyes located on the very front of their face, which allows depth perception, and accuracy, both of which are very important in hunting. However, cats eyes are located more closely together than those of other carnivores, making their binocular vision better than dogs or bears. This illustrates how much the cat can change its eye shape and size. In addition to sight, cats use hearing to locate prey.
Most cats have huge ears, which are cone-shaped to funnel sound to the inner ear.
Hz to 100 kHz. The ears are also mobile, enabling them to locate the source of a sound with moderate accuracy. Cats rely less on their sense of smell than other carnivores for locating prey, but smell is very important for communication. Cats, like other carnivores, have a structure called a vomeronasal organ, located in the roof of the mouth, that is used to detect chemicals in the air. They curl their lips up, bare their teeth, wrinkle their nose, and raise their head.