Summary

It takes all kinds of eyes to make this world of ours The eagle eye C/U of an eagle sitting on a perch in an aviary The crocodile would rather open that mouth of his than an eye Extreme C/U of an open crocodile's mouth L/S of a crocodile munching on a fish C/U of a crocodile as he propels himself into a pool of water He may be slow on land - but be careful near the water M/S of the croc moving through a pool The South American tapir was shy when we asked him about his eyes L/S of tapir walking along in a zoo enclosure And his brother, the saddle-back variety, has an eye only for food Another tapir sniffs around for food But the fellow who gets a real eye-full is the fly (or you'll see in some further unique fly-eye views; photographed through a fly's eyes) Ends here - presumably incomplete

Was a Pathe Pictorial item - issue number unknown