Originally published at: Look inside your eyeball (video) | Boing Boing
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Iām generally not squeamish, but this video tested my resolve. I will admit, however, that I liked learning more about the eye and how vision works and has evolved.
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Most vertebrate eyeballs are also inside out. The nerves and blood vessels go IN FRONT of the retina rather than behind it, obscuring the image. Now, the cephalopods did it right, and have their eyes wired right side out.
Strong argument against intelligent design, unless you are a squid or octopus.
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