ELEPHANT’S ENCYCLOPEDIA : EYES

ELEPHANT’S ENCYCLOPEDIA : EYES

Lacking a lacrimal apparatus, the eye relies on the harderian gland to keep it moist. A durable nictitating membrane protects the eye globe. The animal’s field of vision is

compromised by the location and limited mobility of the eyes. Elephants are considered dichromats and they can see well in dim light but not in bright light. ELEPHANT’S ENCYCLOPEDIA : EYES