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ELI5: How do birds, or other animals with eyes on opposite sides of their head, see? Is it two separate fields of vision or is it some how panoramic?

The title pretty much asks it all.  If a bird is on the ground looking up at me with one side of their face, do they see me and the ground (on the other side of their face) at the same time in separate fields or does their brain make it panoramic somehow? Is it even possible to know?
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Some see two seperate things with both eyes, some animals like chameleons have control of both eyes and what they are looking at, horses can see about 340 degrees around them due to eye locations and the shape of their pupils. So it will vary from animal to animal.