How We See Part 1: Eyes

The video explains how a significant portion of the brain is dedicated to vision, detailing the structure and function of the eye's key parts: cornea, pupil, iris, lens, and retina. It highlights the retina's role in light detection through rods and cones, and how these signals are transmitted via the optic nerve to the brain, which then processes them into sight.

What are the two types of light sensing cells in the retina?

• Rods and Cones

• Rods and Lenses

• Cones and Pupil

• Iris and Retina

How does the brain convert electrical impulses into sight?