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Our eyelids do block stimuli (light) from entering our eyes, but they can't do it completely. That's why when we are facing the sun or a light with our eyes closed we seem to see some color/colors
So yes, we can see through our eyelids, a little. However, during sleep, our eyes are actually shut off temporarily by our brains. The main reason our eyes close for sleep is so that they do not dry out.
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How do Asian people see?
With there eyes! Despite the stereotypical idea that they cant see due to there tight eyelids, they can still see quite well.
How many times does a snake closes its eyelids in a minute?
A snake does not have eyelids so it cant close its eyes .
Can snakes see though their eyelids?
snakes don't have eyelids!
Why you can see with open eyes and not closed eyes?
Well you do see when you close your eyes, just that your eyelids block near enough all the light so you cant see yet you can, if that makes sense...
When you close your eyes what is that you see?
your eyelids.
If you could see inferred light could you see a glow from the back of your eyelids when you closed your eyes?
Yes, you would see a glow from the back of your eyelids when your eyes were closed.
Do fish have eyelids?
No fish do not have eyelids, they do not need eyelids or even have them because there eyes get all the moisture they need because they live in water.yes because as you see in a fish face you can see that it doesyes fish do have eyelids i saw in the bue planet aquaiem. it was the big massive onesno they dont need them because they live under water making their eyes already moist
What is The lowest points of a wave?
The lowest point of a wave is known as the trough
If you are invisible and you close your eyes, can you through your eyelids?
*Can you see
Do beavers have eyelids so they could see underwater?
yes so they can see
What does see-sawin' mean?
See while you are sawin . . What does trough mean?
What allows an alligator to see underwater?
Alligators have transparent eyelids.
