Why don't our eyeballs fill up with water when we swim?
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Rather, it is filled with a transparent, gel-like fluid called the vitreous humor. ... Even if there were an uncovered hole leading into the eye, the eyeball would not fill up with water when we go swimming because it is already filled with this gel.
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Rather, it is filled with a transparent, gel-like fluid called the vitreous humor. ... Even if there were an uncovered hole leading into the eye, the eyeball would not fill up with water when we go swimming because it is already filled with this gel.
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