You have sockets in your skull that they fit into, in addition to the muscles surrounding that enable your eyes to move (contracting the top muscle, for instance, would cause you to look up) and your optic nerve - a tube, we'll call it, that transmits the data received by your eyes - acts as another support.
add. If you look up a drawing of an eye in an encyclopedia, you'll see that the visible part of the eye is only about 1/2 of the diameter of the whole eye. The visible part is a protuberance on the whole eye.
It keeps the eye in place and protects it.
It helps the eye stay in place and keeps it connected to the socket. :)
it surrounds you eye muscles
It acts in the exact same way it would for our eyes: keeps it moist from drying out and keeps the eye lubricated so it can move in its socket. Inside the eye, fluids help keep the shape of the eye like it should be (round).
Your haur keeps your hair in place as it is imbedded into your brain!
An anchor is a Greek word for something that keeps a boat in place.
Gravity keeps the planets together
capitalism, but the government keeps an eye on it
it keeps an eye out
Not without destroying or very seriously damaging it depending on the force of the push. The socket keeps the eye just as it is; there is no room for the eye to be pushed into.
A boat is kept in place by an anchor.
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