Which part of the eye helps the eye to focus on objects at different distances?

Explanation:

The Lens (also called the Crystalline Lens) is the adjustable focusing element of the eye. It is located just behind the iris. This process of adjusting the focus for different distances by changing the shape of the lens is called accommodation.

It is the second part of the eye which is basically after the cornea. It's called the retina.

It lets us focus on objects and light 25% to 35%.

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