The Amazing Ways Animals Hear Our World

Animals like cats, dogs, elephants, and humans have ears that stick out to help funnel sound vibrations into their inner ears! Dolphins, on the other hand, don’t have outer ears but have some of the sharpest hearing around. Scientists think dolphins use a part of their jawbone to send vibrations to their inner ears. Inside the inner ear, these vibrations travel to the cochlea, which is full of tiny hair cells that help detect different sound frequencies. The longer an animal's cochlea, the more types of hair cells it has, giving it a wider range of hearing abilities. Pretty cool, right?

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[AB-rsik]

I hope you hit the insane milestone of 50 million subs

[Tengin_uzui]

@BRIGHT SIDE stop using background music at such a high volume . I can barely hear what you're trying to say 🙏

[DrTurner]

Great video I wish it were more in depth on how our dogs transmit the sound -for example I wanted to hear an example of our voice in their heads instead of saying they receive what we say at a lower rate of speed. An example of that sounds would have been great. Still a great video.

[Flamsterette]

Thanks for the upload during the Canada Day 2024 long weekend!

[cherryxx]

if u listen to it at 0.75 speed it feels like he's explaining this to a three year old 💀 try it

[twilfits]

W the exception of music I look forward to losing my hearing
Barking whining radios power tools yeah most of life not worth hearing