Question

big ears, small ears and no ears write similarities and differences ​

Answer 1

Answer:

ears

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Have you ever been puzzled by a faint noise nearby, trying to discover what it is? Maybe you turned your head or cupped your hand behind your ear, hoping to hear the sound better. What if we could make this cup huge? Some animals know the answer. Many animals with exceptional hearing have big ears. A serval (a type of African wildcat), for example, can hear a mouse wiggling its way underground. And bats, which rely on sound to help navigate in the dark, have notoriously large ears on their small heads.

In this activity you will design and test your own earlike "hearing aids," looking at animal ears for clues about what helps improve the auditory sense.