Angelitarios33 Angelitarios33
  • 18-04-2014
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What would happen if our Eyes were unable to control the amount of light that enteres them?

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ruberducky251 ruberducky251
  • 18-04-2014
Then, you could get blind and can't see a thing.
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Demon
Demon Demon
  • 18-04-2014
you would need to protect your eyes with very dark glasses or risk permanent damage and blindness 
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