An Ostrich's Eye is Bigger than its Brain | Hindi | Fact is a Fact

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Ostrich is the largest bird in the world having the largest eyes in the whole animal kingdom that are even bigger than its brain. An ostrich's eyes are about 2 inches (5 centimeters) in diameter, i.e. almost of the size of a billiard ball.
The anatomical characteristics of the African ostrich brain were investigated in this study. The average weight, length, and width of the total brain are 26.34 g, 59.26 mm, and 42.30 mm, respectively. The cerebellum appears relatively well developed and obviously protrudes dorsally.
Its large eyes with a high number of photoreceptor cells combined with the sheer size of the image from the lens help the ostrich to see phenomenal details of the predators even from great distances.
They are not particularly intelligent, but with the largest eyeball of any bird.

[dyola]

What an beautiful creation of God.. really amazing to know such insights.

[recapwrestling]

all this while I was knowing that ostrich is known for the big eggs, but you shared a lot about an ostrich 👍
keep sharing and grow more, thank you

[LovePeace]

I was only knowing that egg 🥚 of Ostrich is biggest but His eyes 👀 also are bigger then all 😲😲