### body part | organ:

Eye
* -There are two main type of eyes in anime.
* ALL EYES have at least SOME astigmatism.
* All eyes are blind until they have been opened, and all ears deaf till they have learned desire
  - receive slightly varying wavelength ranges, but usually detect from violet through red
  - reflect light well because the path for light always works in both directions
* Any eye drops, even nonprescription ones, can interact with all types of contact lenses.
* Commonly project ventrally from head.
* Every eye is connected to every one of the five neurons of the first layer
  - different and therefore the ocular focus is very important
* Look at the color of the white part of the eyes.
* Many eye diseases first effect side vision, which is difficult for most people to notice.
* Many eyes are more likely to find food and avoid predators
  - make all bugs shallow
* Most eyes are closed by eyelids
  - third eyelids
* Most eyes contain irises
  - pigment
  - red pigment
  - yellow irises
  - control light
* Most eyes detect color
  - current
  - movement
  - shadows
  - form images
  - give color
* Most eyes have ability
  - blind spots
  - cones
  - corneas
  - crystalline cones
  - different color
  - discharge
  - km diameters
  - layers
  - magnitudes
  - movable lids
  - muscles
  - retinas
  - single lenses
  - strong muscles
  - thick corneas
  - transparent eyelids
  - look like eyes
  - maintain some central vision, and almost all retain peripheral vision
* Most eyes produce poisonous substances
  - unpleasant substances
  - respond to movement
* Most eyes see flash light
  - ultraviolet light
  - sense light
* Most eyes show color
  - green color
  - light color
  - pale color
* Most eyes sit in skulls
  - sockets
* Some eye diseases cause blindness
  - diseases, such as diabetic retinopathy, can develop and damage the eye without warning
  - drops combine a vasoconstrictor and an antihistamine
  - muscles change shapes
* Some eyes are colorblind
  - covered by flaps
  - different colors, some are a different shape
  - more sensitive than others
  - near tops
* Some eyes are part of faces
  - heads
  - detect waves
  - fail to dilate well with drops
  - follow falcons
* Some eyes have an unnerving intensity or impact
  - arcs
  - dark patches
  - degree arcs
  - fields
  - irregular surfaces
  - lower pressure
  - membranes
  - protective membranes
  - reflective surfaces
  - rings
  - white fur
* Some eyes help light
  - lizards
* Some eyes produce powerful toxins
  - protect heads
  - retain values
* Some eyes secrete dark sticky substances
  - sheath an inner glow, bright by their own light
* abnormalities in lake trout affected by gas supersaturation.
* add nothing to the light, nor do they produce light.
* also become more sensitive to glare
  - move backward on occasion
  - send signals
* appear in the human embryo by ca.
* are acrylic, veins nails, and skin tones are dry pigments and acrylic paint
  - amazing and complex organs
  - as large as the stomach
  - brown, ranging from dark to amber
  - complex structures, prone to disease and injury
  - dark or amber in color with darker preferred
* are especially sensitive to contact by the sap
  - vulnerable to injuries from pointed branches, vines and twigs
  - eyes, they are all the same
  - faster than hands
  - for seeing, expressing the emotions and much more
  - glass
  - green, gold, or copper in color
  - hazel in color, preferably of a dark shade
* are large and located forward of center of head
  - in size, set wide apart with inner and outer corners on the same horizontal line
* are located on movable stalks at the top of the cephalothorax
  - lock - in safty eyes which are ideal for children
* are medium in size, round, and set well apart
  - size, set apart, almond shaped and dark brown to light amber in color
  - more resistant to damage than muscle and bone
  - much larger in proportion to the head that is much more pointed in shape
  - normal size and come in every possible color
  - numerous, medium deep and surrounded by non-russeted skin
  - of a golden color
  - often sensitive to solvents and their vapors
  - on the sides of the head, near the corners of the mouth
* are one of the most noticeable parts of a fish's body
  - sensitive parts of the body temple
  - opaque-silver in color
  - open and well-formed without the stress of too much early light
  - organs of the visual system
  - painful in the evening and at night, as from sand, with frequent watering
  - pearl in color in the pigeons with little white, or bull with much white
  - powerful communicators as they reflect our emotions
* are present at the base of a single pair of tentacles
  - tips of the posterior pair of tentacles
  - proportionate in size to the face
* are sensitive to UV light
  - with much heat, burning and aching
  - set close together to see far to catch prey
  - shell
  - simply an extension of the brain
* are small and lack eyelids
  - in proportion to the body
  - with no eyebrows or lashes
* are small, ears are large, their distinctively mobile nose is upper lip and nostrils combined
  - oval in shape, and dark brown in color
  - so similar to our eye
  - sometimes various shades of red
  - spheres within a roughly spherical head
  - strained more by close viewing than by distant viewing
* are the developing shoots that emerge from the root base of the plant
  - gateway to a person's soul
  - last body part to rot
  - organs of vision
* are the windows of the soul
  - to the soul, and the key to achieving true intimacy
  - typically shades of yellow, blue, green, brown, or white
  - used in many ways in dreams
  - usually the only visible part of the body
  - very sensitive to light, especially when the headache is present
  - wavelength detectors, but only to a degree
* become a deaf person's ears.
* begin to open at twenty eight to thirty days
  - by the fourth or fifth day
* blink automatically to adjust the fluid pressure in and around the eye.
* can also become infected when a person uses contaminated towels or eye makeup
  - follow a moving object around
* can be as big as saucers or just tiny dots
  - blue, brown, or black
  - fully open, half open, or just slightly open letting in two small slits of light
  - green or amber, the richer colour the better
  - one of many colors
  - oval or triangle shaped as well
  - communicate both dominance and submission
* can move a computer cursor, and muscles can make music
  - independently from each other
  - narrow
  - never die
  - only focus on objects above a certain size
  - react by becoming red, swollen and itchy
  - read much faster than mouths
  - talk but they have no voice
* catching ads are the preeminent factor in the success of online campaigns.
* change with age.
* come in a variety of shapes and sizes
  - variations of brown in harmony with the coat color
* communicate information through eye contact, staring, gazing and blinking.
* conditions other than macular degeneration can cause low vision.
* contain a jelly-like substance called the vitreous
* cups that fold back enable people wearing eyeglasses to comfortably use the binoculars.
* defect in which light focusses behind the retina, instead of on it.
  - light and convert it into electro-chemical impulses in neurons
  - light, organized into images that fall on the retina
* differ in size, shape, color, and clarity.
* diseases and disorders
  - or serious medical conditions
* doctors today, however, recommend that children have their eyes examined before they can read.
* drops and eardrops are helpful in preventing irritation and infections
  - nose sprays actually wash debris onto the surfaces they are trying to affect
  - ointments are examples of topical drugs
* drops can cause irritation and allergic reactions in the eyes
  - help keep eyes from getting dry and itchy
* drops or ointments are usually the drugs of choice
  - pills are the usual way to treat glaucoma
  - that contain steroids can cause opened-angled glaucoma and cataracts
  - to dilate the eye help relieve the pain by preventing motion of the inflamed iris
  - treat inflammation of covering to eye and cornea
* drops, especially steroids and pupil dilators can reduce inflammation and pain.
* evolve into seeds of shine
  - so rapidly that the chances of finding a partially developed eye is negligible
* exercises and periodic changes in activity also help to prevent eye strain.
* flukes live in the fluid of the eye.
* focus independently as well.
* focus, brain begins to hear sounds, and then to break sounds into words.
* force people to connect.
* frequently give away the location of a prey.
* function by focusing light onto a surface covered by photosensitive cells.
* gather light.
  - an important role in attention skills
  - cone cell types
  - no tear ducts yet, they appear a few weeks after birth
  - pupils
* hold suspicion.
* includes cone cells
  - corpi
  - eye muscles
  - eyelashs
* includes lens capsules
  - cortexes
  - lobes
* includes muscle cells
  - fibre
  - rod cells
* includes tear ducts
  - sacs
* infections Wipe away any discharge.
* injuries common in dogs.
* lack facets and pigment.
* lashes and facial bristles are very hair-like, but always have barbs at the base
  - filter out harmful particles
* lens gradually clouds causing vision to become less clear
  - weights from free-living adult snowshoe hares of known age
* lose the ability to focus close up.
* move behind eyelids too heavy to raise.
* movements in face processing, Neuropsychology of eye movements in Dyslexic readers
  - patients with superior canal dehiscence syndrome align with the abnormal canal
  - reading and information processing
  - relation to perception
  - response to real and apparent motion of acoustic targets
* movements in the analysis of structurally ambiguous sentences
  - study of holistic processing of faces
* movements, for instance, are one of the most precise movements that animals can make.
* occupy the most prominent place among the five sensory organs of our body.
* occur in varying degrees near the outside surface of any nodular banded agate.
* often have a slant to the openings and extra skin at the middle corner.
* possess their own biological clocks.
* provide the most important of bass senses, eyesight.
* reach maturity in both size and function.
* receive light - light being a type of energy.
* redden due to dilation of the vessels in the cornea.
* reflexes and blinking.
* replace brain.
* respond to light, while ears respond to sounds originating outside uterus
* reveal brightness and sensitivity.
* see and ears hear as wind blows and water flows
* seem to be important cues to other animals.
* shine color distinctive reddish-orange.
  - on fronts
* splashes can cause permanent corneal lesions.
* strain due to imperfect sight.
* symbolize knowledge.
* tend to be small, narrow or sunken, dark brown or gray in color, with dull luster
  - get dry when they're strained and dryness can cause eyestrain
* turn because of the function of six eye muscles.