14 Nov 2024
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They have no external ears; instead, they detect vibrations through their jawbones.
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Their ears are tiny pinholes on each side of their head, hidden under smooth skin.
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Instead of visible ears, frogs have tympanum (eardrums) that appear as flat disks behind their eyes.
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They lack external ear flaps, and their ears are small openings covered by feathers.
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Seals have small ear openings without external flaps, which close tightly while diving.
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Many lizard species have ear holes covered by scales, making them less noticeable.
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Their ears are asymmetrical openings hidden beneath feathers, crucial for their superior hearing.
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Their ears are covered by skin to protect them while burrowing.
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They have ear openings without flaps, and these close underwater.
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