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We can largely owe our eyesight to these 520 million year old creatures. Their primitive eyes started as accidental transparent calcite crystals which grew on their body! At first, they could only detect light and darkness. I’m not a paleontologist, but I’ve took many fun courses during my college career :).

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NGC 6543

I don’t believe we evolved from that.

geologyhub

The modern variation of eyes in mammals did; it’s a common ancestor. Not this exact species of trilobite though. Although, the first animal was a sponge

NGC 6543

I believe there are recurring patterns in nature we all share with the universe. So similarities will occur. I’m happy to be a distant cousin. 😉