What does the choriod do?

Answer 1

The

choroid, also known as the

choroidea

or

choroid coat, is the

vascular layer of the eye, containing

connective tissue, and lying between the

retina and the

sclera.

The choroid provides

oxygen and nourishment to the outer layers of the

retina. Along with the

ciliary

body

and

iris, the choroid forms the

uveal

tract

.