The third eye is a common esoteric concept in eastern religions, but did you know the third eye really exists? No, it’s nothing supernatural. It has nothing to do with enlightenment clairvoyance, or higher consciousness. We also have very little to no trace of it at all. Reptiles, amphibians, and fish have the real third eye. It’s not much of an eye, but considering that these modern animals have it, what are the odds that their monstrous prehistoric cousins had a similar structure? The odds are looking pretty good, so let’s take a closer look.
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