Are all dark eyes brown or there are black eyes also?

In some instances, there are people whose eyes appear to be very, very dark gray instead of very dark brown - as becomes evident under extremely strong light. read more

In English, at least in American English, there are no such things as “black eyes” all eyes called “black” by other nations are generally just a dark shade of brown, and under bright light this is obvious. read more

As was mentioned earlier, brown hair and eyes are dominant in most regions, though there are several countries where it is actually more common to have green or blue eyes than brown eyes. For example, in Ireland and Scotland, 86% of the population has either blue or green eyes, and in Iceland, 89% of women and 87% of men have blue or green eyes. read more

Brown eyes can vary quite a bit in intensity from dark brown to light brown (also called honey eyes). Dark brown eyes are more common in Asia, Eastern and Southern Europe, Africa and the Americas while lighter brown eyes are most commonly seen in parts of Europe, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India. read more