The Twin Eyed Pansy lives in large sprawling groups on higher elevation fog covered plateaus where light rainfall is frequent and sunshine is rare. It is suspected this is neither a plant or animal, but a combination of the two, perhaps living in a symbiotic relationship. This specimen was found in a place nicknamed the Field of a Thousand Eyes. Its age is unknown and it no longer appears to be growing in size. The flower petals drop when temperatures cool and returns with Spring-like conditions. The eyes do not appear to notice or focus on movement in the near vicinity.