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Cow Eye Dissection Lab Report

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Cow Eye Dissection

Introduction: In this lab, we dissected a cow’s eye. We learned about the exterior of the eye and the interior as well. We examined and identified the different parts of the eye. The eye is the organ of sight. There are many parts of the eye that all play a part in helping us see. The parts we will be examining are the cornea, sclera, optic nerve, iris, lens, pupil, ciliary body, and aqueous humor.

Materials:
Gloves
Cow eye
Warm water
Paper towel
Dissection pan
Scalpel
Scissors
Probe

Procedure:
Get gloves.
Get the cow eye.
Wash the eye under warm water.
Assemble the scalpel, with Mr. Smith’s supervision.
Place the cow eye in the dissection pan.
Take scissors and trim the fat, exposing the optic nerve to make

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