What animal has strange ears in a strange position?

Chickens don't have earlobes and are not easy to find!

1. Rabbit ears are very long and can move up and down, left and right. When the weather is very hot, the rabbit puts both ears up to dissipate the heat from here, and when the weather is cold, the rabbit puts its ears on the back to keep warm.

2. The horse's ears have two large ear doors. Because of the large pinna, the sound received from the air is also louder, and the sense of hearing is more sensitive. Interestingly, the "big ear gate" can turn direction, so the horse can actively give way to cars coming from the front and rear, and can also gallop through the hail of bullets.

3. If you can use your ears as eyes, I'm afraid you have to be considered a bat flying in the air. Bats have ultrasound localization structures inside their ears. When bats fly, they emit ultrasound waves from their mouths and noses that are inaudible to humans, and these sound waves are reflected back when they encounter nearby objects.

4. Penguins, with strong feathers covering their ears to protect their young inner ears from the damage caused by strong water pressure.

Fifth, the ears of crickets do not grow on the head, but on the lower legs of the forefeet, which are cracked, called tympanic membranes, and there are special "recorders" - sensory cells, which run through the nerves.

1. Cats' ears are like morning glories.

2. A dog's ears are like leaves.

3. The ears of elephants are like cattails.

4. Owl.

The ears resemble caterpillars.

Felines. The ear is like a morning glory and has keen hearing and can hear sounds that humans can't hear. Canines.

The ears are pointed and erect, like leaves.

Elephants: Elephants have ears like puff fans and are able to recognize the low-frequency sounds and calls of their companions. Owl: Ears resemble a pair of opposing caterpillars and has an "advanced" auditory system.

Animals with peculiar ears are as follows:

1. Bats. The ears of bats are round and appear large compared to their bodies. When bats fly, their ears are like two horns, which can receive ultrasound waves from their mouths, and the hair on their ears can also sense slight vibrations, which are more agile than the antennae of a snail.

2. The dog's ears are erected, as long as there is a little sound, it can hear, and it can also turn and hear sounds coming from all directions.

3. Pigs' ears are very large and drooping, so they have a dull sense of hearing and love sleep.

4. Mole. Moles don't have pinna in their ears, which makes it easier to burrow around in the ground.

5. Birds. Birds' ears also have no pinna. If there are pinna, they increase drag as they fly.

6. Squirrels. The ears of squirrels are not only auditory organs, but also protect themselves from being injured by thorns in tree branches.

7. Big-eared foxes and rabbits.

The ears of big-eared foxes and rabbits account for a large part of the body. The weather is hot and moisture is scarce, and the ears become excellent radiators, which can not only block the invasion of the scorching sun and heat waves, but also form a small fan-shaped radiation arc in the back and upper part of the big ears, even in the hot noon, the temperature of the radiation surface close to the ears will not exceed 13 at most. They rely on their peculiar ears to dissipate the heat that has accumulated in their bodies.