Genius ears a curious animal compendium
"Ears can do much more than just pick up sound waves. In the animal kingdom, ears are sometimes an animal's strongest asset! For example, a fleeing black-tailed jackrabbit uses the position of its ears to help it confuse its pursuers and get away from danger. Some animals can close their ears to pro...
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Table of Contents:
- Long-eared. Fennec ; Bat-eared fox ; Long-eared hedgehog ; Long-eared jerboa ; Brown long-eared bat ; Black-tailed jackrabbit ; African wild donkey ; Gerenuk ; Nine-banded armadillo
- Big-eared. Greater naked-tailed armadillo ; African elephant ; Serval ; Painted dog ; Mohol bush baby ; Large-eared greater galago ; Aye-aye ; Greater glider
- Tuft-eared. Caracal ; Lynx ; Dwarf buffalo ; Binturong ; Red river hog ; Red squirrel ; Tufted pygmy squirrel ; Golden-white tassel-ear marmoset ; Tufted-ear marmoset ; White-tufted-ear marmoset
- Goblin-eared. Golden-white bare-ear marmoset ; Golden-handed tamarin ; Cotton-top tamarin ; Pied tamarin
- Hidden-eared. Honey badger
- Sometimes red-eared. Tasmanian devil ; Black rat ; Human
- Faux-eared. Elephant-eared chameleon ; Long-eared owl ; Dumbo octopus ; File-eared tree frog ; Eared leafhopper.
