Why Do We Get Dizzy?

The video explains why we feel dizzy, focusing on the role of the inner ear. It describes how the inner ear helps maintain balance through fluid-filled loops and tiny hairs that send signals to the brain. When we spin, the fluid in these loops continues to move even after we stop, causing a sensation of dizziness. The video provides a detailed look at the inner ear's structure and function, helping viewers understand the connection between ear anatomy and balance.

What happens to the signals sent to the brain when you stop spinning?

How long does it take for the fluid in the inner ear to settle down after spinning?