The act of removing or extracting eyes from an organism or structure.
Present participle of 'exoculate', from Latin 'exoculare'. This medical term developed from anatomical and surgical vocabulary to describe the process of eye removal.
In medical research, exoculating insects or small organisms helps scientists study how the body functions without vision, revealing surprising abilities like navigation using other senses.
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