What part of the eye prevents the eyeball from collapsing?
A) ciliary processes
B) aqueous humor
C) vitreous body
D) suspensory ligaments

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The vitreous body, also known as vitreous humor, fills the space between the lens and the retina and helps to maintain the shape of the eyeball. It is a gel-like substance that prevents the eyeball from collapsing by exerting an outward pressure on the walls of the eye.

What Part of the Eye Prevents the Eyeball from Collapsing