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I had noticed it too, but didn't know the name for it. I knew it was a prey trait, though.

Funny thing -- Tigers have false eyes on the backs of their ears, so that a predator coming up behind them will hesitate, thinking its been spotted. This means that at some point in its history, Tigers were prey for something even bigger and nastier.

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Nah, tigers were evolutionary trolling prey by absolutely not giving a flying fck as they walk past prey, while poor jannie antelope is literally shitting herself imagining she's mere moments away from being eaten.

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Holy shit this is so obvious.

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I thought that in humans this was called fetal alcohol syndrome.

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Yea, that's what i'm thinking , along with any other number of in-utero hormone disruption pathways.

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They can see all four corners of a room.