What
happens when we hear a sound?
An object like a violin vibrates
the air, and those vibrations travel
from the violin through the air until they reach us. But we don't
hear a violin with our noses or our elbows! These vibrations
need to
travel into our ears for us to really hear them.
Click on the ear |
So what is so
special about our ears that allows us to hear sound? Well, the
ear is
naturally designed to collect, focus, and transmit sounds through
a tiny and efficient conveyance system called the auditory pathway. |
