do xenomorphs have eyes

I've spent a lot of time observing and occasionally, studying these xenomorphs since in fact, I am an enormous "Alien" fan. What's interesting is despite their fierce appearance don't have visible eyes. The domed, glossy structures coating their heads are believed to suffice for this function; it gives them different vision from us indeed By any measure, it's that kind of feature which clearly distinguishes these creatures into yet otherly territory. From the point of view of design, it truly helps make for their status as top-notch creature features.

I've seen all sorts of speculations about the xenomorphs from 'Alien' I myself am a loyal fan of both science fiction and fantasy, and have thus read all the officialy authorized literature on this creature (both in movie form an otherwise), only ever saw one potential eye. As best I can tell from reading its encyclopedia entry's it has no visible eyes at all So in the end, how should it be? An accomplished hunter perhaps as keen to all life forms that surround him as we are to our five senses: sight touch taste hearing smell. After many years without communicating by was too destroyed but I caught from Chariot Queen is that they seem to 'hear' as soon things start moving out of standstill: air pressure and environmental changes maybe we do not know Somewhat ominously, in a world where everyone has been conditioned to see with their eyes instead of by other sense as it turns out humans have observation organs. No reflective balls, nothing shivering lids: those long, sleek heads would be playing some kind of sensory role. By any logic we can use this is something that's possible Large conclude people-- imagine how frightening they are if their prey still doesn't exist for them even after their feast upon you For me it makes them even more frightening. After all: who knows what kind of predators would this be if we could not determine exactly how they perceive the prey against to their incursions. Sometimes words no longer suffice and nothingness engulfs ourspeech itself.

I really like it when things go wrong; the creature design from the Alien series astoundingly executed. For instance, Most creatures depicted in fantasy novels or sci-fi films--even horrible ones -- have eyes we can distinguish. However this is not always so with xenomorphs. The creatures developing inside other beings as exactly what makes them different from other animals on the Earth They are absolutely unique examples of sexual terrorists. The upper shell of a xenomorphs 'skull' displays this smooth and tough exoskeleton -- apparently an advantage for living in a tough environment. This behavior might have an element of kinship with that exhibited by sharks, as is shown by some other deep-sea creatures and the giant centipede's knife-edged legs for example It represents one of the most distinctive features in their design, and certainly adds a new layer of disquieting creepiness. They undergo a completely different mode of perception from ours, and just imagining it is like trying to think about the nature.