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Eyeshine is caused by a reflective surface on the I Don’T Always Listen To Kansas But When I Do Nothing Else Matters Shirt Apart from…,I will love this back of cat’s (and other creatures’) eyes and is unrelated to pupil shape. He is sensitive to bright lights because his pupils don’t shut as closed as yours. But maybe his will open wider, allowing better sight in low light. No. The notch might let in more light, but the peripheral cornea and lens have terrible optics and don’t form as clear an image as the central cornea. It’s one of the reasons your eyes are blurry after having them dilated at the doctor’s office. Coloboma can cause glare, distortions, things that confound night vision, more so than the extra pupil diameter helps. I have this in one of my eyes. More sensitive to light, but in the bad way (I get blinded more easily, without seeing better in the dark). It’s not that bad though, just a bit annoying at times. Vision is a bit more blurry on that eye, but not smeared or anything, simply “lower resolution” if that makes sense. My brain does a good job compensating with the other eye, so I don’t really need to wear glasses. No, I know, I was just making a joke about how similar they look. He’s also pretty convincing in his emulation of Batey’s performance as Jaskier Embryologically, the growing tissue wraps itself into a ball and just doesn’t close the circle completely, leaving a seam at the bottom. The notch often continues behind the pupil, into the retina. It’s luckily only in one eye, but about 1/3 of my vision on that side is completely black/non-existent and overall has shit vision and is sensitive to bright light. I also have mild double vision that took a few years to figure out. I have TERRIBLE vision in the super low light because I lose depth perception. But my other eye is nearly perfect, so with glasses I have close to normal vision.

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