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>>1993790
These are the eyes of a harvestman. I think they look eerily intelligent.

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Tokay gecko.

I tried to find a not (too much) shooped image.

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>>1993798
The entire gecko family has the most ridiculous complex eyes. Here's a chinese cave gecko.

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>>1994028
Pictus geckos. Almost all of them have the gold flecks around the pupil. It's really neat to see it when it catches the light just-so.

>>1993790
OH FUCK ITS THE MONSTER THAT ATE WORMY

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>>1993949

>>1993790
Maybe his eyes are reflective and he's just playing earthbound.

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each eye is trinocular and can rotate 360 degrees

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the unique pinhole eye of the nautilus

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the fact that this jellyfish has eyes at all is pretty cool

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Just took this (me)

>>1993945

Black eyes, like a doll.

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potoo

>>1994032
That's the back though, you can't see the eyes in that picture

>>1995496

what are the blue spheres supposed to be?

>>1997641
eyes, silly