Animals have different shaped ears depending on how far in the distance they need to hear. Bats have larger ears because they need to hear from further distances and use sonar. Other animals have smaller ears because they don't need to hear as far.
Animals have ears of different shapes that are adapted for their environment or needs, such as helping them to catch prey more easily or to run away from predators.
They're hipsters, our ears our too mainstream.
The close up image of a cheetah above demonstrates the shape of the animal's ears.
A cat's ears are that of a triangle shape.
Plant cells generally have a rectangular, rigid shape. Animal cells generally are rounded in shape.
tringular shape
they are different because they have different organelles.
Although some of the physical structures of animal ears are similar to humans, the hearing range of the animal causes their ears to work differently.
They have different Histological functions.
the reason why is because their ears judge by their mood like if the are happy they will stand up and if they're scared their ears will be back if you see a dog with its tail wagging it also doesn't mean its happy if an animals tail is wagging and their ears are back never aproach them just quietly and calmy walk backwards or they may attack
circumvolutionary ears
tringular shape
the animal with the biggest ears is probably the elephant
Eukaryotic cells are typically irregularly shaped and can vary greatly in size and structure. They often have a defined nucleus surrounded by a membrane, along with other membrane-bound organelles such as mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum, and Golgi apparatus. The overall shape of eukaryotic cells can be influenced by factors such as their function and the surrounding environment.