Extraocular muscles

Okay kiddo, so you know when you look around with your eyes and move them up, down, left, and right? Well, that's because of a special set of muscles in your eyes called extraocular muscles.

There are six of these muscles in each of your eyes, and they work together to help your eyes move in all sorts of directions. They're like little strings that attach to your eyeballs and pull them around like a puppet on strings.

Now, the reason these muscles are so important is because they help us see things in the world around us. Without them, we wouldn't be able to track moving objects, read books, or even cross the street safely.

So next time you're playing a game of catch or watching a movie, remember to thank your extraocular muscles for helping you see all the amazing things around you!