One for the upper eye, one for the lower eye, and on like ours...covering it all. Without eyelids, their eyes would dry up. Try going for an hour without blinking. Is it not a natural instinct to blink? :)
Well.. The frogs third eyelid is used for protection when it swims in water. A lot of animals have it. Do you know the bulgy thing on the side of your eye? That used to be our third eyelid.
It protects the eye of the frog if they are underwater
its just like alligators. there is one eye lid that is the 'normal' one. then the other two are clear that they use when they are underwater, kinda like goggles.
Yes because it is to help the frogs see under water
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The camel has a third eyelid.
The third eyelid on a frog is called a nictitating membrane.
No, frogs do not have eyelashes. A frog does have eyelids. They have both an upper and lower eyelid. The upper eyelid on the frog is a skin fold and the lower eyelid is a translucent membrane.
A nictitating membrane The nictitating membrane is the THIRD eyelid, the SECOND eyelid that you asked about is just that, the eyelid, just like in humans
They have webbed feet,moist skin and an extra eyelid. random
Nictitating Membrane
The third eyelid in the cat (and dog) is found in the lower corner of the eye on the side near the nose. It can be visualized on occasion as it may partially elevate and partially cover the eye. In birds, the third eyelid is very functional and sweeps across the entire eye. It too is located in the same spot as the cat and dog. Even humans have a third eyelid, however, it is vestigial (a small non-functional remnant).
Seeing your cat's third eyelid is a common sign of disease in cats. To answer your question, yes, it is very possible it means that your cat is sick.
It is called a nictating membrane.
Depends on how serious the tear is. This is a question for a VETERINARIAN