Assertion: tarsier's eye | /r/HasProperty | large
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: as their brains
type: OTHER
value: for their heads
type: OTHER
value: disproportionately
type: DEGREE
value: in proportion to the body size
type: OTHER
value: greatly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: They have large eyes and large ears, and they have been described as looking a bit like one of the creatures in the 1984 Hollywood movie "Gremlins.
text: Tarsiers have large bulging eyes, which close quickly for protection if large insect prey comes near.
text: Lacking a tapetum lucidum, the eyes of tarsiers are greatly enlarged to allow night vision.
text: The tarsier has such large eyes because it is a nocturnal hunter and the large eyes help maximize the available light.
text: The tarsier has large goggling eyes and a well-developed sense of smell with large, membranous ears that are almost constantly in motion.
text: Tarsiers have large mesmerizing eyes whose bony eye sockets are larger than that of its brain case as well as of its stomach.
text: The most noticeable feature of the pygmy tarsier are its large eyes, about 16 mm in diameter.
text: The most noticeable feature of the pygmy tarsier is its large eyes, about 16 mm in diameter.
text: Tarsiers have extremely large eyes and ears, and long tail and hind legs.
text: The eyes are so large, they can’t rotate them, so they have a neck that do the work instead.
text: Their eyes are disproportionately large, having the largest eye-to-body size ratio of all mammals.
text: Instead tarsiers have extremely large eyes and a well-developed fovea to maximize light-gathering capacity and to allow the development of highly resolved pin-sharp vision.
text: The tarsier has such large eyes because it is a nocturnal hunter and the large eyes help maximize the available light.
text: Their eyes are disproportionately large, having the largest eye-to-body size ratio of all mammals.
text: Tarsiers have extremely large eyes and ears, and long tail and hind legs.
text: No other mammal has eyes that are as large in comparison with the size of its body.
text: The eyes are so large, they can’t rotate them, so they have a neck that do the work instead.
text: Tarsiers are nocturnal animals, and they use their very large eyes to navigate and hunt for food at night.
text: These eyes are so large that they can’t rotate in their head, but fortunately Tarsiers have a special adaptation to their neck vertebrae that allows them to rotate their heads 180° from their initial starting position (2).
text: As you probably noticed immediately, tarsiers have incredibly large eyes.
text: The eyes are so large that they do not even turn inside the orbit, so to look side to side, a tarsier must swivel its head.
text: The eyes of slow lorises are large and have a reflective layer, called the tapetum lucidum , to help them see better at night.
text: Their eyes are so large that they would be equivalent to grapefruit-sized eyes in a human being.
text: Their eyes are extremely large; each eyeball being as large as the animal’s brain.
text: Tarsiers’ eyes are so large, in fact, that the creatures can’t even move them around — a limitation they adapted to by developing the ability to swivel their heads 180-degrees in either direction, like an owl.
text: Tarsiers’ eyes are so large, in fact, that the creatures can’t even swivel them in their sockets — a limitation they’ve adapted to by developing the ability to swivel their heads 180 degrees in either direction, like an owl.
text: Philippine Tarsiers have enormous sized eyes, which are as large as their brains.
text: Ostrich eyes are large in comparison to their head, although their head is quite small compared to their body.
text: Not only are the eyes large, they have an incredible ability to use both reflective and refractive optical techniques.
text: Philippine Tarsiers have enormous sized eyes, which are as large as their brains.
text: Tarsiers have very large eyes to enable them to see well in the dark and their eyeballs are around as large as their brains, although size varies between species.
text: Tarsiers have large eyes, large bat-like ears, and soft fur.
text: But, the eyes are quite large in proportion to the body size.
text: Tarsiers have very large eyes and ears to help them find food at night.
text: No other mammal has eyes that are as large in comparison with the size of its body.
text: Their ears and eyes are extraordinarily large for their heads.
text: If that wasn’t weird enough, the tarsier’s eyes are as large as their brain.
text: Tarsiers are nocturnal animals, and they use their very large eyes to navigate and hunt for food at night.
text: Tarsiers have large bulging eyes, which close quickly for protection if large insect prey comes near.