The bilby's large ears have several purposes. The main reason for having large ears is for thermo regulation (to cool the bilby). Blood flows quickly into the thin tissue around the Bilby's ears, preventing them from getting too hot during the day and from losing body heat quickly at night.
These large ears give the bilby an excellent sense of hearing, which makes up for the fact that their sense of sight is not as well-developed. They can also be rotated, much as a cat's ears do, to discern direction and distances of sounds.
umm, maybe a bilby?
I'm not sure about mice but i know that bilby's are mice like and have pretty big ears. There are also kangaroo rats which have reasonably large ears. Hope this helps :)
The large ears of a bilby have several purposes. The main reason for having large ears is for thermo regulation (to cool the bilby). Blood flows quickly into the thin tissue around the Bilby's ears, preventing them from getting too hot during the day and from losing body heat quickly at night. These large ears give the bilby an excellent sense of hearing, which makes up for the fact that their sense of sight is not as well-developed. They can also be rotated, much as a cat's ears do, to discern direction and distances of sounds.
The large ears of the bilby have several purposes. The main reason for having large ears is for thermo regulation (to cool the bilby). Blood flows quickly into the thin tissue around the Bilby's ears, preventing them from getting too hot during the day and from losing body heat quickly at night.These large ears give the bilby an excellent sense of hearing, which makes up for the fact that their sense of sight is not as well-developed. They can also be rotated, much as a cat's ears do, to discern direction and distances of sounds.
The large ears of the bilby have several purposes. The main reason for having large ears is for thermo regulation (to cool the bilby). Blood flows quickly into the thin tissue around the Bilby's ears, preventing them from getting too hot during the day and from losing body heat quickly at night.These large ears give the bilby an excellent sense of hearing, which makes up for the fact that their sense of sight is not as well-developed. They can also be rotated, much as a cat's ears do, to discern direction and distances of sounds.
The bilby has only ever been known as the bilby. Its nickname is "rabbit eared bandicoot", because it is a member of the bandicoot family, and it has particularly long ears.
Yes. The bilby is a type of bandicoot, so all members of the bandicoot family are related to the bilby. The bilby is sometimes even called the "rabbit-eared bandicoot" because of its long ears.
Bilbies have light blue-grey fur with patches of tan, and a crested black and white tail. Their ears are large, pink and bald. To see a picture of a bilby, click on the related link.
A rabbit with small ears has small ears and a rabbit with big ears has big ears.
They are very important for temperature regulation.
Like all marsupials, baby bilbies are tiny and undeveloped at big. The newborn bilby joey is around the size of a bean.
yes you do have big ears tear drops and also cat ears