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Answer: A fetal cat
This micrograph image reveals a cross-section of the head of a fetal cat, its imposing eye sockets clearly visible. Neuroscientists have studied the shuttling of neurons between the eyes and brain of fetal cats to shed light on visual development in mammals.
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