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Why do the eyes rapidly blink while drowning?
Your eyes are trying to remove the water from your eyes
Do sloths close their eyes?
Yes, sloths do close their eyes. While they are known for their slow movements and relaxed demeanor, sloths have eyelids that allow them to blink and close their eyes when resting or sleeping. However, they often keep their eyes partially open while awake, which can give the impression that they are always alert.
What animal blinks sideways?
Most vertebrate animals can blink and have to blink in order to keep their eyes moisturized and clean. Some animals that can not blink are snakes and some breeds of lizards. Invertebrates generally cannot blink, often because they either have a different type of eye or because they don't have eyes.
Why does it look like animals don't blink?
Many birds, reptiles, and mammals have nictitating membranes on their eyes. These membranes are transparent and can blink while leaving the eyes open.
How are hamsters able to blink?
Um... they close their eyes. It's the same as when any other animal blinks.
Do bats close their eyes while sleeping?
Yes, they do.
Can Tasmanian devils blink their eyes?
Yes, Tasmanian devils can blink their eyes.
What is the future tense of blink?
The future tense of "blink" is "will blink." For example, "I will blink my eyes."
Can you not ever blink?
You have to blink or else your eyes will dry out.
Why am I getting tears in my eyes while sleeping?
because your sad
When you blink is it cleaning your eyeballs?
your eyelashes protect your eyes from dust particles. when you blink it's mainly to lubricate your eyes. to add moisture back into your eyes if you didn't blink then your eyes would be very dry.
Is work done when you blink your eyes?
when you blink your brain is saying you eyes are dry and something like that
