Prey eyes are a term used to describe a specific type of eye shape in humans. They are relatively round and have a negative canthal tilt, which creates a wide-eyed but downcast look. Prey eyes tend to be more exposed and wide open compared to hunter eyes, which are almond-shaped and set deeper in the skull. Prey eyes are often associated with a submissive and vulnerable vibe, while hunter eyes convey dominance, confidence, and intensity. In animals, prey often have eyes located on the sides of their skull, which give them a larger field of vision to notice predators that may be sneaking up or approaching them.