Hearing: How Your Ears Work
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How do your ears work?
Hearing is one of your five senses. Learn how sound travels through your auditory system so your brain can hear what’s going on. And that’s not all your ears do. Your ears play a vital part in keeping your balance and figuring out where you are in the world. Find out how your ears work.
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Hearing: How Your Ears Work
Special | 4m 36sVideo has Closed Captions
Hearing is one of your five senses. Learn how sound travels through your auditory system so your brain can hear what’s going on. And that’s not all your ears do. Your ears play a vital part in keeping your balance and figuring out where you are in the world. Find out how your ears work.
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