I remember that in Michael Crichton's novel Jurassic Park, Tyrannosaurus Rex was supposed to have movement based vision. (Of course, that is a novel and not a scientific text.)
I have also noticed while feeding chickens, that they behave differently when they see me adding the food for them into the container as opposed to leaving it there for them when they cannot see me. (But this can be explained easily by different reasons, for example they are used to human as a source of their food, so they naturally go close to them.)
So my question is:
Are there some kinds of animals who have primarily movement based vision? If yes, which animals are examples for this?
The Michael Crichton's novel has been widely discussed online, I found for example this and several answers at Yahoo Answers. Frogs and reptiles are mentioned there.