Do horses see us bigger?

Question

He sees it that way because your horse's eyeball is the largest one found in a land mammal. It magnifies everything he sees, because up- close objects look 50 percent larger than they appear to you. [Apr 22, 2020]

Hagrid P Hazard · Accepted Answer

He sees it that way because your horse's eyeball is the largest one found in a land mammal. It magnifies everything he sees, because up- close objects look 50 percent larger than they appear to you. [Apr 22, 2020]

Do horses see us bigger?

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