🦋 Did You Know? Here’s today’s Fun Fact:✨ Horses have almost 360-degree vision! 🐴 Their eyes are on the sides of their heads, allowing them to see nearly everything around them—except for blind spots directly in front and behind them. This is why approaching a horse from the side and using verbal cues helps them feel safe and aware of our presence! 🌱 Want more nature or animal facts? Let us know in the comments! #NatureStudy #LearningWithHorses #EquestrianEducation #StudentsCultivatingSuccess

👀eyes are the window to the soul. 👀The equine eye is among the largest eyes of all land-based mammals. 👀It’s about 4 cm (1.5 inches) deep—essentially the width of a playing card. 👀The back of the eye is actually a part of the brain, with its optic nerve (which sends visual information to the processing parts of the brain) looking kind of like a full moon and the retina capturing the images horses see. 👀The nerve is positioned below a triangular reflective layer called the tapetum. The tapet