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We have ultra fine hairs in our ears that wiggle when sound waves travel over them and those hairs bases are connected to receptors that capture those wiggles a
by a2tech 3y ago
We have ultra fine hairs in our ears that wiggle when sound waves travel over them and those hairs bases are connected to receptors that capture those wiggles and send it to your brain. Thats (extremely roughly) how your ears work.
- darkwater 3y agoOK,I think I need to go through primary school human anatomy lessons again :( I completely forgot about those.