If you can't move 2 eyes you can use 8 fixed ones ...

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If you can't move 2 eyes you can use 8 fixed ones ......

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If you can't move 2 eyes you can use 8 fixed ones ... sent on June 27, 2019 (23:24) by Leonardo Nieri. 0 comments, 400 views.

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Se guardate l'immagine ad alta risoluzione potrete notare come questo ragnetto (un Tomiside) abbia direzionato gli occhi "fissi" sulle principali "direzioni vitali". Inoltre è curioso che sembra di vedere un occhio umano con la sclera bianca e la pupilla aperta nera #ragni

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