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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Do smaller animals see smaller things?
gpt
If an animal is smaller, that does not necessarily mean it can see smaller things. It may be closer to the item, or the item itself may be relatively larger compared to the creature. To see more detail, the eye needs to have more cones and rods to receive the detail (mostly cones for detail). 

For comparison, we can compare an eagle's eye versus a human eye (roughly the same size). An eagle's visual accuity is roughly 20/4 compared to a human's 20/20. 20/20 means that at twenty feet away, you see roughly what other people see at twenty feet away. (Legal blindness is considered to be 20/200, so for them, at twenty feet they can see what you can see at 200 feet). For an eagle, what an average person sees at twenty feet, they can see at a hundred feet.