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> The sky. The ocean. Glaciers. Human eyes All structural. Blue eyes are depigmented, so the iris is basically "transparent" if I remember correctly. Thus they
by pvaldes 3y ago
> The sky. The ocean. Glaciers. Human eyes
All structural. Blue eyes are depigmented, so the iris is basically "transparent" if I remember correctly. Thus they change with the light. The effect is more striking in green eyes that can turn grey.
- mcpackieh 3y agoIt should say that blue pigment is rare, not blue color. The premise of structural colors being somehow less real than pigment colors is a bit weird, but for some reason common.