Bird dead, without an eye. Why?
Unfortunately I saw a dead bird today and it had no eyes, but everything else was still intact. Why is that?
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hmm, eyes are very soft, skin thin and under it relatively much liquid! As a result, eyes are very sensitive, which is why most living beings have eye songs as protection.
If the eyes of a dead animal are open, they can be easily dried out, but especially easily attacked by other animals! In some natural peoples, eyes are considered delicacy, because of the consistency and they are also rich in proteins. Probably other animals go quickly to the eyes of other dead animals. They are also easily accessible for microorganisms and degradation processes in the opened state, while feathers or fur form a certain protection and changes (drying out) do not appear so easily.
The eyes are visible, you can’t see the rest of the condition because the feathers are still there.
Heal is always relative. Birds like so many other beings also often die of inner injuries/bleeding.