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Jerboas have big ears primarily to help regulate their body temperature in their hot desert environments. The large surface area of their ears allows for increased heat dissipation, helping them stay cool. Additionally, their prominent ears enhance their hearing, allowing them to detect predators and other sounds more effectively in their arid habitats.
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How long are long jerboas ears?
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Do jerboas and kangaroos look the same?
No. Jerboas and kangaroos do not look the same. Apart from being much larger, kangaroos have differently structured faces, and differently shaped ears, tails, legs, etc.To see photos of each, click on the related links.
What is the difference with a rabbit with small ears and a rabbit with big ears?
A rabbit with small ears has small ears and a rabbit with big ears has big ears.
Are jerboas mammals?
Yes, jerboas are mammals. They are rodents.
Why do prey have big ears?
They have big ears to better hear the predator.
How big are Brendon's ears?
The Ears Are Little Cute Ears??????
Do mice have big ears?
They are big but not as large as portrayed in movies and media.
When was Big Ears created?
Big Ears was created on 1931-08-29.
What is the difference of gerbil and jerboa?
Gerbils and jerboas are both small mammals but belong to different families. Gerbils are primarily found in Asia and Africa and are known for their burrowing habits and long tails, while jerboas are native to deserts in Asia and Africa, characterized by their long hind legs that enable them to hop like kangaroos. Additionally, gerbils have a more rounded body shape, whereas jerboas have a more elongated body and larger ears adapted for their arid habitats.
Why Do Elephants heve big ears?
Elephants have big ears to cool them selves down.
Why do guinea pigs have big ears?
I think not all guinea pig have big ears, guinea pigs do have big ears when they are about a week old and it stays like that when they get older..
How do you say in simile for ears?
Your ears are as big as an elephants .
