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Hunter or predator’s eyes imply a form of an eye that is usually almond-shaped. Hunter eyes tend to set deeper in the skull (compared to the prey eyes). They are elongated horizontally and have a positive canthal tilt, making the gaze more intense. The brow bone of the hunter eyes is pronounced and protects the eyes.

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Intense Gaze:

- The hunter's eyes have an intense and focused gaze, reflecting a deep concentration and keen awareness of the surroundings. This gaze conveys a sense of purpose and readiness for action.
- Prominent piercing gaze

Positive canthal tilt

- When the outer corner of the eye is higher than the inner corner, it’s called a positive canthal tilt. It’s one of the features of the hunter eyes. The one that makes the expressive and piercing glance. 

Variable Pupils:

- Pupils that can dynamically adjust in size, adapting to different light conditions swiftly. This feature enhances the human hunter's ability to transition seamlessly between varying environments, from bright daylight to low-light situations.

Binocular Vision:

- Human eyes are already forward-facing, providing some degree of binocular vision. The predator eyes enhance this aspect, improving depth perception and aiding in the accurate assessment of distances during tracking and pursuit.

Adaptive Color Vision:

- The eyes might possess heightened color sensitivity, allowing the hunter to discern subtle variations in the environment. This adaptation aids in tracking prey and detecting potential threats more efficiently.

Camouflage Iris Patterns:

- Intricate and adaptive iris patterns on the human hunter's eyes that can subtly change color to blend with the surroundings. This camouflaging feature contributes to the ability to approach prey without being easily detected.

Sharp Peripheral Vision:

- While maintaining forward-facing eyes, the human hunter's eyes have an expanded peripheral vision. This adaptation enables the hunter to detect movements from the corner of their eyes, enhancing situational awareness.

Rapid Blink Reflex:

- The predator eyes possess a rapid blink reflex, ensuring that the eyes stay moist and protected without interrupting the hunter's focused gaze. This trait is particularly useful during moments of heightened activity.

Striking Eye Shape:

- The human hunter's eyes have a distinctive shape that enhances the predatory stare. This might involve a slight elongation or a unique contour, contributing to a visually striking appearance.

Night Vision Enhancement:

- Adaptation for improved night vision, possibly achieved through a more significant number of rod cells in the retina. This feature allows the human hunter to navigate and hunt effectively in low-light conditions.

Focused Expression:

- Overall expression of the human hunter's eyes suggests focus, determination, and an inherent understanding of the environment. This expression captures the essence of a skilled and adaptable predator.