Eye by Eye: Comparing How Animals See

Eye by Eye investigates animal vision through questions about unusual eyes. It asks which animal has eyes at the ends of its arms and how many eyes a spider possesses. Humorous illustrations provide the answers to these questions. The book uses comparisons among animals to direct attention to the different ways their eyes are arranged or numbered. Its animal-focused questions combine visual facts with comic artwork, including spiders and an animal whose eyes sit on its arms.