Violet also stepped in when Cory's beloved 18-year-old horse named Raz went blind after developing equine glaucoma. Raz was completely blind and couldn't figure out how to get around.

While exceedingly rare, violet or purple eyes can occur due to a lack of melanin, or natural pigment, in the irises, usually due to albinism or a genetic mutation.

Purple eyes are extremely rare, and while an exact number is difficult to come by, most sources say less than 1% of the world's population has red, purple or violet eyes.

(Temporary_Trick5345/Reddit) The Eyes Never Lie — But the Camera Can While some people have claimed that Taylor did have violet eyes, others say her eyes were a striking shade of blue that she ...

Survey Explains Why Some Animals Have Smaller Eyes: Lifestyle Matters More Than Size Date: August 12, 2004 Source: Cornell University Summary: If brain size is proportional to body size in ...

Some animals lost their eyes over time. Others never had them at all. For these creatures, not being able to see isn’t a weakness– it’s just how they’ve adapted.

In nature, most animals, including humans, birds, and reptiles, have two eyes. That’s usually enough to help them see, move around, find food, and stay safe. But some animals don’t follow this ...

We don't see the greenish hue, however, because of the sky's violet light. Violet is scattered most by Earth's atmosphere, but the blue cones in our eyes aren't as sensitive to it.

This saying is not only referring humans, animals have some eyes that are nothing short of beautiful. Contents1. Mantis Shrimp2. Dolphins3. Geckos4. Butterflies5. Chameleons6. Snow Leopard7. Deer8.