Who's that Pokemon?
This yellow mouse Pokemon is probably the most famous
Pikachu
This is Dale's vision condition
Albinism
This is what a baby cat is called
Kitten
The lacrimal glands in the eye produce these to help wash away germs, dust, or other particles that don't belong in your eye
Tears
The character Sporky joined the Disney family in this recent movie that we all saw together
Toy Story 4
The Pokemon has 8 possible evolutions, including Flareon, Glaceon, Umbreon, Vaporeon, Espeon, Leafeon, Jolteon, and Sylveon
Eevee
This is Gavin's vision condition.
Aniridia
This is what a baby chicken is called
Chick
This is the part of the colorful part of the eye, why people have blue or brown or green eyes, and people with aniridia may not have it
Iris
Anna and Elsa from this Disney movie series are not considered official "Disney princesses" (!)
Frozen
This poison/flying-type Pokemon has no eyes and is considered by some to be the first blind Pokemon
Zubat
This is Brylee's eye condition
ONH (optic nerve hypoplasia)
This is what a baby duck is called
Duckling
The black circle in the center of the colored part of the eye that lets light enter, or another work for "student"
Pupil
She was the first African-American princess
Tiana
Pokemon trainers use this tool to learn more about different kinds of Pokemon
Pokedex
This is Ava and Arabella's vision condition
Peters anomoly
This is what a baby cow is called
Calf
On average, you do this 17 times per minute to keep your eyes clean
Blink
These cute creatures from Endor first appeared in the Return of the Jedi
Ewoks
This is the first Pokemon ever created
Rhydon
This is Ellie's vision condition
FEVR (familial exudative vitreoretinopathy)
This is what a baby kangaroo is called
Joey
This part of the eye is in the very back, and uses rods and cones to help our brain understand what we're seeing
Retina
This is the first ever Disney princess
Snow White