answer:The sun, being a star, does not have eyes or any other biological features. It's a massive ball of hot, glowing gases, primarily hydrogen and helium. It emits light and heat due to the nuclear fusion reactions happening in its core. So, in short, the sun does not have eyes.

answer:Fava beans, like all plants, do not have fat cells in the way that animals do. In animals, fat is stored in specialized cells called adipocytes. However, plants store their energy in different ways, primarily in the form of starches and sugars. They do contain fats, but these are usually stored in seeds or fruits and are not compartmentalized into specific "fat cells" as in animals. The fats in plants are often in the form of oils, which contribute to the caloric content of the plant.

answer:Tulips, like all plants, do not have fat cells like animals do. Instead, they store energy in the form of starches and sugars.

answer:It seems like there might be a bit of confusion in your question. Journalists are humans and do not have feathers. If you're referring to a metaphorical or idiomatic expression, could you please provide more context? I'd be happy to help clarify or provide information based on that.