TED-Ed: These animals can hear everything | Jakob Christensen-Dalsgaard

The video explores the diverse adaptations animals have developed to hear sounds beyond human capabilities. It covers how owls use their facial structure for sound detection, the unique hearing mechanisms of various animals like the Long Eared Jaboa and Fennec foxes, and the high-frequency hearing abilities of toothed whales and bats. It also discusses how insects and other animals detect ultrasonic and low-frequency sounds, highlighting the evolutionary diversity in hearing across species.

In what ways do fennec foxes utilize their ears to survive in the Sahara?

What unique hearing adaptations do insects like the greater wax moth possess?

How do baleen whales communicate over long distances?