y do eyes have color???
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Your genetics determine eye color.  The iris (colored part) of your eye has pigments in it to protect it from the sun, kind of like your skin does.  Blue eyes=not a lot of pigment....brown eyes=lots of pigment.  Albino people don't have any pigment there, so they tend to have pink eyes that are very sun-sensitive.
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What a boring world this would be if we all looked alike. I wish there were more colors of skin to look at. Pink skin, blue skin, green skin, rainbow skin, violet and purple would be wonderful. Lets celebrate our differences and enjoy diversity. Look at all the different kinds of creatures on this Earth. There are so many species, we have't found them all yet. We can look forward to people from other planets looking different than just skin color. Wouldn't we forget about our colors then?
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I haven't seen that personally.  Actually, according to scientific studies, people with lighter eyes (especially bright blue) tend to have more eye problems than any other eyecolor.  There could be some vitamin or mineral deficiency that Asians have that I am unaware of though.
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31 question was tell me the color of ur eyes
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Different animals see different ranges of color.  Scientists can determine this largely by looking at the structure of the eye, to understand what light waves a structure responds to.
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whatever the color of your eyes are
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If you are meaning the color of a person's eye, it is the iris that has the color that others see. If you mean someone having two different colors of eye, that is called heterochromia.
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wow-interesting question.  I would say it depends on the shade.  Sometimes it looks like sickness, disease, infection.  Other times green looks like freshness, renewal, life, springtime, and growth--think trees, grass, leaves.  Green eyes look exotic and mysterious.  I guess colors come to represent different things to different people, green for money and wealth, green card for opportunity, green beret for honor and discipline...Have you ever wondered if we all see colors differently and just don't realize it?  My blue might be your green and your orange might be my some other color.  It would certainly explain why the lady down the street wears crazy colors and sees them beautiful.  By the way, I met a man who saw everything in black and white (literally), so if you can see color at all, you are ahead of the game.
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They don't.  That's a myth.  You yourself point out the fact that they're color blind.
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In the eye there r rods N cones. rods allow us to see details while cones colours! cats n dogs have more rods than human beings.
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The possibility is Jesus had Hazel or brown eyes, but then again, why not blue.  It is not like there are none with blue eyes, green eyes, and all must be brown.  Everything is possible.\nWe are used to believe that all black people must have dark eyes, or brown, but I have seen many black people with green eyes, how did that happened!\nyou see. anything is possible.  Blue, green, Hazel, brown or whatever color they may have been, it would not make any difference who was Jesus Christ.\n\nThe problem is that we seem to want to judge the past, and how it was supposed to be with our present time, and that is a mistake.  Jesus time was so much different than ours, and it could also include how people used to look like.
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Eye color does not change with mood.  However, it is possible for some people's eyes (especially hazel) to change their apparent color depending on what color of clothing they are wearing or what type/brightness of light they are in because of what is reflected in them.
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All eye color can change over time because of age or, unfortunately, disease. \n\nEye disease is a cause of color change. So, ask a doctor to examine your eyes if you notice a slow loss of color. The change could be due to Fuch's heterochromic iridocyclitis, Horner's Syndrome, and pigmentary glaucoma, says Brian DeBroff, ophthalmology professor at Yale University. \n\nAging, however, is the usual cause of color change over time. So, yes, Emily. Color can change as we age. It does so for 10 to 15% of the normal Caucasian population. These people's eyes change slowly over many years after they reach adolescence. \n\nHow and why eye color changes - Pigment in the stroma (the connective tissue of the front layer of the iris) gives the iris color. Iris color can lighten if the number of pigment granules in the stroma decreases or if the granules produce lighter pigment. (See figure.) The iris can also lose color if the stroma pigment degrades. \n\nEyes, unlike skin and hair, do not synthesize color pigment continuously. Instead, eyes retain the pigment granules and accumulate them in the iris stroma. So, if the pigment degrades, the eye color lightens.\n\nLikewise, eyes can darken if the number of pigment granules increase or if the granules make darker pigment.\n\nThat's how the color changes. Why does it change? Genetics is the key as experimenters learned by studying twins. They observed the eyes and skin of identical twins and non-identical twins of American Caucasians between the ages of 3 months to 6 years. \n\nBoth sets of twins showed a "darkening with age of both the hair and eye colour," says Sturm. The identical twins changed color together, at essentially the same rate. The non-identical twins changed color but at different rates, which indicates a "strong genetic influence in the timing of these colour changes."\n\nEye color probably changes for the same reason we have one head instead of two: genes. Genes determine all body characteristics — including changing eye color as we age.
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Yes i think that is awesome color changing eyes I think look amazing on a person.  But i also think that it is the eye color that should not matter all that should matter is what you see in that persons eyes really cause the eyes are the windows to the persons soul and u can see it all just by looking into someones eyes.  But quick question do your eyes change with mood cause i got brown eyes and my do the same thing that you explained with my mood so that is awesome too
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eyes: bluish-green\n\nHair: blonde
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Blue eyes: The most sensitive eye color. \nGreen eyes: Second most sensitive. \nBrown: Least sensitive eye color. \n\n-Depending on where our ancesters moved to- whever the most sun was- we have darker or lighter eyes. (Similar to the reason why we have different skin colors.)
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It's a question of genetics. Different genes will lead to different quantities of various substances produced and present in some part of your body. Eye color is mainly determined by the pigment melanin (the same that gives you a tan when you lie in the sun). \n\nIf your eyes have a lot of it, they're brown. If they don't, they're blue. Green eyes result from yellowish flecks of a fatty pigment against a dark background, and no melanin.\n\nThere you go :-)