Kind of. There was no evolutionary advantage to removing the blind spot because brains adapted to compensate for it on a much shorter timescale than evolution. So most mammals still have the blind spot.
Birds, on the other hand, have a disting evolutionary advantage in making their brains as small and light as possible.
To me, this implies bird brains are likely to be much more efficient, both volumetrically and energetically. That's the more fascinating angle, IMO
Birds, on the other hand, have a disting evolutionary advantage in making their brains as small and light as possible.
To me, this implies bird brains are likely to be much more efficient, both volumetrically and energetically. That's the more fascinating angle, IMO