It takes all the dust and things that get onto your eye and store it somewhere and what you collected during the day turns to what people call sleep
Decorative blinking lights work in a series. As long as the series is completed and a blinking specific light is in place you have a beautiful display of blinking decorative lights.
Your eyes are designed to focus on objects outside the eye, making it difficult to see smaller objects like flies that are close to the eye. Additionally, blinking reflexes help protect the eye from foreign particles, making it challenging to perceive objects like flies that are in contact with the eye.
Sunglasses help protect the eyes from harmful UV rays, reduce glare, improve visibility in bright conditions, and can be a fashion accessory. They also help prevent eye strain and potential damage to the eyes from prolonged sun exposure.
A blinking star with another star behind it could be a binary star system, where two stars orbit around a common center of mass. The blinking star might be pulsating, causing it to appear to flicker.
"I'm sorry, I couldn't help noticing how unbelievably beautiful your eyes are".
It keeps our eyes humid.
Blinking eyes are a simple motor tic
one advantage of blinking is that it protects your eyes
Blinking helps to moisten and clean the surface of your eyes, reducing dryness and protecting them from irritants. Most people blink more frequently when they are using screens or concentrating, which can help refresh their eyes.
No, blinking of eyes is a periodic change because it occurs at regular intervals to keep the eyes moist and protect them from debris.
It keeps the eyes moist which keeps them healthy which lets us see properly which can help us survive.
No, because blinking means closing your eyes.So if you blink with your eyes open, than that technically is not blinking.
by blinking and sleeping, basically closing your eyes
"Blinking" is the present participle of the word "blink" - to close and reopen both eyes quickly.
Cats can keep their eyes open without blinking for an average of 30 to 40 seconds.
Animals keep snow out of there eyes by blinking :)
The third cranial nerve, the oculomotor is responsible for blinking and most other eyelid movement.