June18,2024
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African elephants have the largest ears of any animal. Their ears help regulate body temperature by radiating heat.
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Fennec foxes have disproportionately large ears for their body size, which help dissipate heat and locate prey underground.
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Jackrabbits have long ears that serve as radiators to release excess heat, helping them survive in hot environments.
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Bat-eared foxes have large ears that provide excellent hearing and help with thermoregulation in their hot habitats.
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This small rodent has extremely large ears, nearly two-thirds the length of its body, aiding in predator detection and heat regulation.
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Red kangaroos have large ears that can swivel to pick up sounds from different directions, crucial for detecting predators.
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Caracals, or desert lynxes, have long tufted ears that enhance their hearing, allowing them to detect and hunt prey efficiently.
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Aardvarks possess large, rabbit-like ears that provide acute hearing, essential for avoiding predators and locating insects.
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