Practice question

What is a horse's natural field of vision and where is its primary blind spot located?

  1. Horses have 360-degree vision with no blind spots
  2. Horses have monocular panoramic vision covering nearly 350 degrees, with two distinct blind spots: directly behind their tail and directly below their nose under the chin
  3. Horses can only see straight ahead like humans
  4. Horses can only see backwards

Answer: B — Horses have monocular panoramic vision covering nearly 350 degrees, with two distinct blind spots: directly behind their tail and directly below their nose under the chin

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