(You can read more about the case of the hairy-eyed deer at Quality Whitetails magazine. A year-old whitetail buck was recently found circling a Tennessee suburb with hair covering both of its eyeballs, according to the National Deer Association. Doe hunts lead to monster bucks, Skunting is a new thing. The dermoids may be removed for cosmetic reasons, but their removal typically doesn’t improve patients' eyesight. All posts tagged Never seen this before a deer with hairy EYEBALLS 44. In this case, the condition can cause blurred vision but doesn't usually cause extreme sight problems, Live Science reported. Not all these dermoids cover the center of the cornea, as in the deer's case some dermoids form at the intersection of the cornea and the white part of the eye, called the sclera. Like something out of either a sci-fi or horror story, the deer had hairy. The condition is rare, so an eye doctor may only see one or two cases in their entire career. In Tennessee, a deer was spotted roaming around with a very strange affliction. Humans can develop dermoids in their eyes, too, causing hair to grow on their eyeballs, Live Science previously reported. "How fast develop over time probably isn’t well known and may vary case to case," Nemeth told Quality Whitetails. 10 amazing things you didn't know about animals ScienceAlert reported that both eyes of the deer have. Animal moms have it tough! 8 extreme creature births In Farragut, Tennessee, there lives a hairy-eyed whitetail deer that suffers from a rare, bizarre condition known as corneal dermoid.
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