Sharks typically have eyes that are a shade of brown or blue, depending on the species. Their eye color can vary, with some species exhibiting lighter or darker hues. The coloration helps them adapt to their underwater environment, enhancing their ability to see in low light conditions. Additionally, the eyes of sharks have a reflective layer called the tapetum lucidum, which improves their night vision.
Lemon sharks are a greyish bronze color on top and a creamy white under neath.
Sharks do not sleep
frilled sharks have huge balls and huge eyes
To protect their eyes from being injured or getting debris in there. Most sharks actually do this, not just white sharks. Or have a protective film that covers their eyes like an eyelid. Also they do this while feeding as well as fighting. The best answer that marine biologists have come up with is that sharks eyes are very sensitive and by rolling them back it protects them from what might hit their eyes.
Are you stupid!!! i think you are because sharks have eyes for a reason and that is where they can see from!!!!!!
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becauses there big
nope
green, obviously...
in the water
they are a light gray color
they can use their eyes by just colseing them