Visual illusions are images that have tricked the human eyes and brain for a long time ... testing the visual acuity of an individual. An alligator is hiding in plain sight in the lake in this ...

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Renowned angler Art Weston has done it again — recently landing a massive alligator gar measuring 7 feet 3 inches and weighing 153 pounds on Lake Livingston in East Texas. Calling it the “most ...

BECAUSE THAT'S WHEN THEY'RE THE MOST ACTIVE. AND **NEVER FEED A A South Carolina woman poked an alligator's eyes with a tomato stake while it was attacking her husband. A report from the Beaufort ...

Angler Art Weston continues his mission of catching record-breaking alligator gar. With the help of Texas Captain Kirk Kirkland, Weston has obtained every line class world record for alligator gar ...

(Courtesy: LSU School of Veterinary Medicine) “Alligator eyes are on the top part of their skulls, so when they are submerged in water they can still see above the water. For us as surgeons it ...

There are eyes in the sky over the campus of MIT and the stories behind them brought the artwork to life. It was enough to stop people in their tracks as they walked along Memorial Drive on ...

While the sight might feel ominous, the phenomenon is due to a fascinating feature in the alligator’s eyes. The secret behind the glowing eyes is a structure called the tapetum lucidum.

Googly eyes have been appearing on sculptures around the central Oregon city of Bend, delighting many residents and sparking a viral sensation covered widely by news outlets and featured on a ...

A city council in the US has asked people to stop sticking plastic eyes onto sculptures around the city, saying it costs a lot to remove them. The googly eyes appeared on a number of artworks ...

The eyes were attached to eight installations, to the delight of residents. City officials, who lamented the cost of repairs, were less amused. By Emmett Lindner If you travel through Bend ...