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Your eyes capture incoming light—but your brain has to process those signals before you experience vision. 👁️🧠

The occipital lobe, located at the back of the cerebral cortex, is a major center for visual processing. Signals traveling from the eyes through the visual pathway reach the occipital cortex, where visual information is analyzed and organized.

In this cinematic 3D medical animation, we travel from the eye through the visual pathway into the brain to explore how visual information begins to become what you see.

Body Spectra brings fascinating anatomy, neuroscience, physiology, and hidden biological mechanisms to life through premium medical CGI.

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00:00Light enters your eyes, but your brain is where those signals become visual information.
00:08The occipital lobe is a major visual processing center, helping your brain interpret what you see.
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