Why Humans Don’t Have Black Eyes

The color of our eyes actually continues to develop and change up until we are about 3 years old. However, it’s actually impossible for human eyes to be truly black in color. Our eyes just appear to be black due to lighting, because of the reflection of the clothes we’re wearing, or the use of colored contacts.

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