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.
makle bilbys
its not about what ethnicity because there is no particular one that has large ears. But people have them due to heredity and genetic for large ears
no they dont even have ears
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yes elephants have large ears to cool down.
cluas is an ear, cluas mor is a large ear
The fennec fox has very large ears. See image above.
Yes, they do, but not all of them are drawn with large external ears.
they are very cute and might be endangered!!!! :] :[
They are big but not as large as portrayed in movies and media.
Yes. Andrew Dunn's ears are quite large.
Not all rodents have long ears, or large hind legs. However, there are some that do. An example is the jerboa, a small desert rodent that hops on its long hind legs. It also has very large ears.