näköelimien
Näköelimien, often translated as sensory organs of vision or visual organs, refers to the biological structures responsible for sight. The most prominent and complex näköelimien in many animals, including humans, is the eye. The eye is a sophisticated organ that detects light and converts it into electrochemical impulses that are transmitted to the brain. This process allows for the perception of images, colors, depth, and movement.
The basic components of an eye typically include a lens, which focuses light, and a retina, a
Different species exhibit a wide variety of näköelimien. Some simple organisms may have rudimentary light-sensitive spots,