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One Eye, Two Eyes Evolution | Science News
Scientists reveal a jaw-dropping theory: our two eyes may have evolved from a single, central eye of a 600-million-year-old ocean worm — a “cyclops” ancestor that ditched paired eyes for a stationary life. As its descendants became active swimmers, that original eye structure repurposed into our modern paired eyes. And get this — a remnant of that ancient eye still lives in our brains as the pineal gland, regulating sleep. So next time you blink, remember: your vision and sleep cycles might trace back to a one-eyed sea creature. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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