Ever seen eyes bigger than a brain? Meet the Philippine tarsier: a tiny primate with enormous eyes built for incredible night vision. Able to rotate its head almost 180° to catch every movement, this little nocturnal hunter proves that when it comes to seeing the world, size doesn’t matter! 🐒 (Discovery Channel, Discovery South East Asia, Discovery, Philippine Tarsier, Primate) | Discovery Channel Southeast Asia
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Ever seen eyes bigger than a brain? Meet the Philippine tarsier: a tiny primate with enormous eyes built for incredible night vision. Able to rotate its head almost 180° to catch every movement, this little nocturnal hunter proves that when it comes to seeing the world, size doesn’t matter! 🐒 (Discovery Channel, Discovery South East Asia, Discovery, Philippine Tarsier, Primate) | Discovery Channel Southeast Asia
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