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Eye Coordination Challenge.

Eye Coordination Challenge.

Keep your head still and trace the word 'monkey' with just your eyes!

This tests eye muscle coordination - it's harder than it looks! Great little eye exercise. How'd you do? Smooth or jerky?#visiontest #eyehealth #eyeexercises #eyecare #fpy

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