Does any particular animal have eyes that zoom? Like camera zoom lenses?

Otherwise wouldn't those animals that can see thier prey a long way off have a problem seeing things nearer to them?

As far as I know, none.

Simply speaking, we need to have an array of lenses for a zoom to work and none of the animals know to science have it naturally.

Animals and birds which see far away objects can focus better. They can focus their eyes based on what they want to see and it's not the same as zooming. :)

That would be so cool!

a chameleon?

eagle.................no blind animal very close.....maybe blind all the time vampires

Unkown creature?

I think cats do

They don't "zoom" as such, but there are some (like chameleons) who are able to narrow their field of vision to be able to focus on a smaller target area.

Chameleon and Crab

Birds of prey have larger, flatter retinas in their eyes, which allow them to focus onto a location similar to zooming in with binoculars