From both an aesthetic and an evolutionary perspective, eyes are fascinating. This post is not a detailed reference to the great variability, complexity and development of eyes - google 'animal eyes' and you will find an abundance of information and images. A good example of more detailed information is at the University of Utah link here - be sure to click through the 17 slides showing the progression from the most simple eye to the most complex.
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I'd like to have an eye on the end of my finger. Handy to look under and behind things. Also, a lot of fun at the library (heh, heh).
ReplyDeletePervert! Oh, probably just a normal guy :-) Had a HS friend who wanted to put mirrors on the tops of his shoes.....
ReplyDeleteI think we all had a friend who talked about mirrors on top of his shoes. Have never seen it in actual practice, however. Lol! Would seem a little obvious.
ReplyDeleteI always thought that spit polishing the black patent leather was more subtle....
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ReplyDeleteGood one Ned - made me chuckle!
ReplyDeleteReally gorgeous pictures i like that type of images
ReplyDeleteThanks Brown Eyes - I also like the images.
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