Re: do dolphins have eyelids?
Date: Thu Jan 28 11:16:56 1999
Posted By: Sarah Annibali, Undergraduate, Elementary Education, Lebanon Valley College
Area of science: Zoology
ID: 916183662.Zo
Message:
Yes. Dolphins do have eyelids. Their eyes also secrete a slippery
substance that helps protect them from foreign substances and friction of
the water. A dolphin's eyes function independently of one another, meaning
that each one doesn't always have to be looking in the same direction as
the other, like human eyes do.
Here are two really good websites where you can find out a lot more about
dolphins.
Dolphins!
Tursi's Treasury
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