theres a film thats in the back of animal eyes

atleast thats how I remember the eyes of my brother's cat during night

and its sort of like a mirror

yeah the membrane changes colour depending on species i think, like humans get redeye on pictures for the same reason

yeah but only if the camera flashes

iirc

yeah I dont remember having a red eyes pic when the cam didnt flash

i dont humans have those its just the fleshy part thats sorta shiny

yeah because the eye cant contract quick enough and a lot of light gets in and bounces off the back of the eye

as I said, that's when the cam flashes right?

yeah

but did the cam flash in that dog pic?

where is the light coming from thats lighting it

behind the dog

from the window

but the only obvious light source is behind the dog?

and his eyes are pretty much facing away from the sunshine

welp looks like we will never know guys. It’s a mystery.

his grey eye literally lies in the shadow

so the light could be from the flash then or another window, fuck knows without being there you autistic fuck

guys chill

such a non conversation lol

yo tf why you starting to flame

It really is

People starting to argue about a dog photo

motherfucker ill flame all i want.

lmao

i was laughing as i said that

Lol

shure

christ ive not heard people call it flaming since the late 90s

heard someone using that like a couple months back

yeah thats an old school word lol

btw im pretty sure its a cataract

Stop

oh ffs

yeah might be

lol

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqAW1-H3jv8

cuz that spot's yellowish like some of the cataracts I looked up

yeah in just one eye it doesnt really effect them that much