The ability to localize the source of sound is important for navigating the world. It is also helpful for listening in noisy environments like restaurants, an action that is particularly difficult for elderly or hearing impaired people. Having two ears allows animals to localize the source of a sound. For example, barn owls can snatch their prey in complete darkness by relying on sound alone. It has been known for a long time that this ability depends on tiny differences in ...
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titled Sound Localization in An Innate Function of Ears, But Researchers Are Still Doubtful Of Its Origin.
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