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Supports the globe of the eye and maintains its shape.

Provides nutrients to the eye and maintains intraocular pressure.

Protects the inner components of the eye and provides attachment for extraocular muscles.

Produces aqueous humor and involves in the eye's accommodation reflex by altering the shape of the lens.

Allows light to enter the eye and reach the lens and retina.

Provide vision in low light conditions and peripheral vision.

Provides blood supply to the eye and absorbs stray light to prevent reflections.

Contains photoreceptors that convert light into electrical signals.

Transmits visual information from the retina to the brain.

Fine-tunes light focusing onto the retina.

Provides the sharpest vision due to high concentration of cone cells.

Responsible for color vision and visual acuity.

Refracts light to help focus it onto the retina.

Responsible for central vision and high-resolution color vision.