Who made eye contacts?

Eye contact is a natural behavior in humans and many other animals that involves the mutual gaze between two individuals. It is facilitated by the arrangement of our eyes on the front of our face, giving us binocular vision and depth perception.

While it is difficult to pinpoint a specific inventor or creator of eye contact, it is an evolutionary trait that predates humans and can be observed in various animal species. It serves important social and communicative functions for establishing bonds, understanding emotions, and coordinating actions.