When we dissected eyeballs in highschool they were surprisingly firm. I'd bet on it bouncing.
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You could see it with the remaining eye.
Well, the human eye ruptures at around 50 PSI. I'll spare you the math, but if you can throw it at a wall so it hits over 45 mph, it'll splat. Otherwise, it'll bounce.
This should be held as a great example why it's worthwhile to pay attention in math class.
The best part is, while researching that rupture point, I found an academic paper comparing the relative squishiness of various animal eyeballs. Science!
Yeah, science, bitch!
It bounces
Idk I blinked and now I can't find it