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SMHSINCE91
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Did you know that toads have a "third eye" for direct light-sensing
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Biggerton
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I read about this when I used to own bearded dragons! I believe the parietal eye is mainly for detecting overhead predators. Reptiles are cold-blooded so they need to bask on hot surfaces to digest food properly. But this exposes them to overhead predators on sunny days. The parietal eye senses this danger.
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SMHSINCE91
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Bearded dragons and reptiles are so interesting. I had no idea they had a parietal eye until I watched a video about it.
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