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browneyes
Scientific Name: Camissonia claviformis ssp. funerea
Family: Onagraceae
Category: Dicot
Growth: Forb/herb
Duration: Annual
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About Brown Eyes
This page explores the characteristics and cultural significance associated with brown eyes.
General Information
- Brown eyes appear brown due to the presence of melanin, the same pigment that causes skin to tan.
- What appear as "black eyes" are often very dark brown eyes.
Considerations for Children
The text mentions an educator, Jane Elliott, whose "blue eyes/brown eyes exercise" demonstrated the impact of prejudice. This might be a sensitive topic when discussing eye color with children, as it touches on themes of social dynamics.
Quirky Facts
- Brown eyes are sometimes associated with a trustworthy and stable character, and even, rarely, with "earth-based powers."
- There are even scholarships based on eye color, including brown eyes.
Cultural Significance
- Brown eyes are the most common eye color globally.
- The text suggests that brown eyes are sometimes undervalued in culture, with some people desiring to change their eye color to blue. However, the text also emphasizes that brown eyes are beautiful and versatile.
Artistic and Entertainment References
- "Brown Eyes" is the title of a song by Destiny's Child.
- "Brown Eyes" is also the title of a song written by Lady Gaga and Rob Fusari.
- "Pretty Brown Eyes" is a song by Cody Simpson.
- Brown Eyes (브라운 아이즈) is a South Korean male duo.
Potential for Change
- There is mention of a laser procedure that aims to turn brown eyes blue.