The arterial supply to the eye of the bactrian camel (Cumelus bactrianus) was studied by grossdissection. The supply came from the external ophthabnic, external ethmoidal and malar and maxillarytubercular arteries, ophthabnic rete mirabile, and the rostral epidural rete mirabile. The externalophthalmic artery gave rise to branches to supply the dorsal oblique muscle, lacrimal gland, superiorand inferior eyelids, and the lateral angle of the eye, and to take part in the formation of the rostralepidural rete and the ophthalmic rete mirabile. The external etlnnoidal artery detached off somebranches to supply the ventral and medial dorsal rectus oblique muscles, the conjunctiva of the superioreyelid and the fat body of the orbit. The branches of the malar artery supplied the inferior, superior andthird eyelids, ventral oblique muscle, and the medial angle of the eye. The ophthalmic rete mirabile gaveoff many branches to supply the rectus muscles of the eye, dorsal oblique and retractor ocdi muscles,levator muscle of the superior eyelid, and the choroid.