Ears
Prepare for an auditory adventure with Learning Mole’s “High Five Facts About Ears”! This video is a journey into the intricate and fascinating world of hearing, where ears play a vital role in capturing sound and maintaining balance. From the marvel of the ear’s anatomy to the delicate workings of the inner ear, we’re about to uncover the captivating and essential facts that make ears a remarkable part of our sensory experience. So, raise your hand for a high-five and join us as we explore the high-fiving facts about ears. It’s a celebration of the auditory wonders that connect us to the symphony of the world! 🎶👂✋
Transcription for Ears
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Today we’re going to learn. five fun facts about the ears fact number one the ears take in sound for the brain to hear the ears are the part of the body for taking sounds with her sent to the brain. We cannot hear without our ears, but the brain is the part of the body which actually hears the sound that is created when the ear picks up on the sound waves. It sends them to the brain and then the brain translates those waves instantly so that we can hear what sound was made.
How clever fact number two the ears contain the smallest bones in the human body sound is created by vibration. But how does our body take vibrations and understand them as sound within the human ear there’s a membrane called the eardrum which vibrates at the same frequency as the sounds we hear when the eardrum vibrates it also makes the three smallest bones in the body vibrate. They are the hammer the Anvil and the Stirrup with the Stirrup being the smallest of the bones in the human body these bones vibrate to send the sound to the brain where it can be translated fact number three.
the inner ear helps us balance The outer ear is the part of the ear we can see and the inner ear is where the bones and looped structures which control Hearing and Balance or stored the looped structures in the inner ear contains fluid and hairs, which indicate how we are standing when we move around these senses. Tell our brain what way to move to stop us falling over that is why we have a cold which affects our ears make you dizzy. Fact number four are ears are always hearing.
Even if we are asleep. Have you ever woken up because of a loud noise this happens because our ears are always listening, even if we are asleep the brain chooses to ignore sounds so that we can sleep unless the brain things that we are in danger. That is why we will wake up if a fire alarm goes off in the night fact number five ear wax helps our ears clean themselves while we are walking around running or playing our ears can get dirt bacteria and dust in them this can cause irritation in the ear and affect our hearing.
So the ear has a way of self-cleaning the ear produces wax to trap dust and dirt which then comes out of the ear slowly the hairs in our ears help this process by trapping dust. Some people have to clean their ears. As they will have a lot of ear wax, but the ear mostly cleans itself. I hope you enjoyed my five fun facts about ears. See you next time.
