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Cornea
Bends light waves so the image can be focused on the retina
Aqueous humor
Clear liquid that nourishes the eye
Iris
The muscles control the size of the pupil
Pupil
Iris opening that changes size depending on the amount of light in the environment
Lens
Changes shape to bring objects into focus
Retina
Contains photoreceptor cells
Fovea
Central area of retina, greatest destiny of photoreceptors
Optic nerve
Sends visual information to the brain
Blind spot (optic disc)
Where the optic nerve leaves the eye. There are no photoreceptor cells here
Vitreous humor
Jelly like liquid that nourishes and gives shape to the eye