My eyes are important organs for seeing. They help me understand the world around me.

With my eyes, I see colors, shapes, and details. They capture the light and send messages to my brain.

Protective parts like eyelids, eyelashes, and eyebrows keep my eyes safe and clean.

My eyes have two main parts: the cornea, a clear layer in front, and the lens, which focuses light.

The light-sensitive part at the back is called the retina, capturing images for my brain.

My eyes work together, and my brain helps them focus, seeing things from different angles.