Why do you hear the ocean in a conch?

Answer 1

the slight air movements that flow through a conch produce the effective sound of wind moving back and forth. The sound travels through the spiral, getting restricted as it goes farther into it, and the vibrations get tighter and tighter, making the sound more high-pitched. then, as the air circulates back out, the opposite effect happens.

The resulting high to low, low to high, ;loud to quiet and back to loud sounds like the ocean when amplified in a conch shell.

Answer 2

you can only hear ocean sounds in a sea shell if your at the ocean but since there are soo many walls and caves etc in a sea shell it is sort of like an echo device that you can hear wind blowing through

Answer 3

You hear the ocean sound in a conch shell because the shape of the shell acts as a natural amplifier and resonator for the ambient noise around you, including the sound of the ocean. The shape of the conch shell reflects and amplifies the sound waves, creating the illusion of hearing the ocean even when you are far away from it.

Answer 4

It doesn't work. Trust me