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I can move my ears. But it's not ears alone, whole scalp skin seems to move and ears get pulled from behind as a result. I learned it from my uncle as kid thoug
by smusamashah 2mo ago
I can move my ears. But it's not ears alone, whole scalp skin seems to move and ears get pulled from behind as a result. I learned it from my uncle as kid though by trying to do the same as him.
- ColinWright 2mo agoI can do each ear independently.
- andai 2mo agoI was unable to do this, and was promptly angered by my own incompetence, and overcame it through sheer force of will. (Made funny faces in the mirror for an hour.)
- abustamam 2mo agoSo you can move the entire ear rather than just wiggle the tip? I can wiggle one ear, very slightly, and it looks like im having an aneurysm when I do it.
- troupo 2mo agoThere are two motions you can do. One is the "smile". When you smile, your ears (mostly the lower part, the lobule) go up. You can isolate the muscles that pull the skin/ear and donit without smiling. The other one is the "surprise". Extreme surprise pulls the skin towards the back of the skull. The upper part (the lobe) goes back. You can isolate those muscles, too. John Hamm has this often in Mad Men
- smusamashah 2mo agoNo. It's like the skin behind ears is pulled moving ear slightly back. Can't move tips.