For one, the great Indian bustard has good peripheral vision but poor frontal vision, making it difficult for them to spot power lines until they fly too close to them.

Their eyes, placed on either side of their head, give them a wide field of view and scary-good peripheral vision.

If you're looking for a visual, imagine the horse that has the blinders on, and he's not able to have any peripheral vision.

And once they’re out of the brightly lit center, they keep dancing, trading off moves in dim corners, limbs flickering in peripheral vision.

“But if you can connect with them emotionally and have them think outside their peripheral vision to somewhere else, then that can change perspectives and hopefully lead to more of a permanent change.”