photography perspective: Lets say hunting (any species) is most effective when the hunter has a wide field of view from a small pupil. So any hunting carnivor

photography perspective: Lets say hunting (any species) is most effective when the hunter has a wide field of view from a small pupil. So any hunting carnivore animal, will hunt better under non-ideal light if their pupils are smaller, which requires more sensitive eyes. Higher sensitivity should lead to wider range of sharp focus, that should lead to more hunting success, more dinners, then more descendants. I suppose on the prey side being able to see the wolf later during sunset should result in becoming the wolf's dinner less often leading to generally more descendants.