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It's all about survival and efficiency! Beyond depth perception, having two eyes provides a built-in backup system. If one eye gets injured, you still have another one to see with, which greatly increases your chances of survival. Furthermore, the overlap in the fields of view from both eyes improves our ability to see in low-light conditions and enhances visual acuity, meaning we can see details more clearly. The slight difference between the images from each eye also helps our brain filter out visual "noise" and focus on what's important. It's a fantastic example of evolutionary design.

You're right to ask! The home for hens is commonly called a henhouse, which is another word for a chicken coop. But if you're thinking of a larger, commercial setup where hundreds of hens are kept, it's often referred to as a poultry farm. The little boxes inside the coop where hens lay their eggs are called nesting boxes. It's important for the coop to be clean, dry, and well-ventilated to keep the hens healthy and productive.