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leilaisawesome

Answer: Messages are carried from the eyes to the brain by nerves.

(specifically optic nerves)

Explanation:

When we see something, our eyes send messages to our brain through the optic nerves. Each nerve contains around a million long 'wires', called axons, which carry information from ganglion cells in the retina to relevant parts of the brain.

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luisvaschetto

Messages are carried from the eyes to the brain by NERVES. These fibers send sensory messages between the body and brain.

The nerves are groups of fibers that receive and send sensory messages between the body and brain.

The cells that form nerves are called neurons, which use electrical and/or chemical (neurotransmitter) signals to transmit sensory information.

The optic nerve is a specialized nerve that transmits different types of visual sensory information (i.e., brightness, color, perception, contrast, etc).

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