Amal noticed his pet pigeons move their head more often than this per dog. What could be the possible explanation of this scenario?

Pigeons eyes are in front of their heads.

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Dogs have eyes are on the sides.

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Pigeons' eyes are fixed.

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Pigeons' necks are fixed in place.

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Solution

The correct option is C Pigeons' eyes are fixed.
Bird’s eyes are fixed and cannot be moved. Therfore, they move their head frequently to look around them.

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