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Blind people often have pale eyes due to the absence of pigments in the iris, which can occur in certain genetic conditions that affect vision. Conditions like albinism, which leads to a lack of melanin, can result in lighter-colored eyes. Additionally, some eye diseases that cause blindness may also affect pigmentation. However, not all blind individuals have pale eyes, as the appearance can vary widely depending on the underlying cause of their blindness.
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What does blue eye symbol mean?
Mean? Nothing. It is simply a product of certain genes. It has no meaning.
What is the name of the mythology character with eyes in his hands?
Te-no-me (Japanese) - Ghost of a blind man, with his eyes on his hands . (The Pale Man in Pan's Labyrinth is based on Tenome, an old Japanese legend. Tenome was a blind man who was beaten up and murdered by a mugger. He returned as a ghost, but his desire for revenge was so great that his blind eyes were gone, and instead, he grew new eyes in his hands.)
When was Pale Blue Eyes created?
"Pale Blue Eyes" is a song by The Velvet Underground which was created in 1968.
What hair color is best for pale people with blue eyes?
Blonde like me!
What do you call people with green eyes?
If you have red or blond hair with pale skin, then arian.
Do little pied bats have pale eyes when they are dead?
No, little pied bats do not have pale eyes when they are dead.
Why do some blind people wear black glasses?
When you are blind, your eyes turn pale or grey. People who are blind don't want other people to see that so they wear black glasses to cover their eyes, and look more casualWow, I am surprised by that "answer": some blind people wear sunglasses because the UV (UltraViolet) radiation from any light, most significantly from the sun, causes intense pain. Notice that they wear those "sunglasses" at night; not because they are "embarrassed" for being blind (sunglasses attract greater attention, do they not?), but because any light hurts them: those blind people are not pretending to be movie stars, but to prevent the pain from any light! And those are not conventional "sunglasses"; the sunglasses of the blind cover each eye in its entirety.Sme causes of blindness, for example severe injury, can leave the eye looking grotesque or deformed. Many blind people in such unfortunate circumstances wear dark glasses to protect them from ridicule.Why Some Sightless Individuals Choose to Wear SunglassesMy guess is because it protects their eyes. I think that even though blind people can't see anything and that if they were to look at the sun they would still be affected by it like normal people. AnswerBecause even though they do not see anything, Light still passing through the outer serface of the eyeball, which can cause some eys to hurt. That is how they see colors, Colors let off a sort of light and they can tell the difference in the light.Many blind people wear sunglasses so that: 1. It tells people they are blind. (So people won't get in the way/ people might help them more so.)2. It makes them look less "odd" when their eyes aren't focused on something.Blind people don't necessarily "have" to wear sunglasses, but many prefer too.
What is pigmentary difusiion syndrome of the eyes?
I think this is with albino people. Very pale skin, hair, eyes etc. BUt I am not quite sure.
What does Jonas like in The Giver?
Jonas has pale eyes unlike most of the other people in the community.
What color eyes does Nikki sixx have?
His eyes are a very pale green. They're only pale due to the grayish tint they contain.
Why did Jonas have pale blue eyes?
Jonas had pale blue eyes, because his birthmother had them and him and Gabe most likly had the same birthmother
What color eyes did churchill have?
He had pale blue eyes.
