No.
Older people, mostly those who would be classed as elderly, gradually experience a decline in their hearing levels. Over the years, the ears begin to get damaged from loud noises, physical knocks to the head and so on. A child with less of these would have better hearing.
It has also been proven that youngsters can hear a certain frequency of sound that adults cannot. This has led to shops in the UK putting an "amplifier" outside their shop door which emits a small sound that only youngsters can hear - the purpose is to prevent youngsters from standing around outside the shop, putting off customers. The sound doesn't affect older people because they cannot hear it.
So your answer is no.
because
I hear it better in a car
they are more keen and can hear the vibrations from the sound.
They don't move as fast as young people.They are wiser than young people.They usually are better savers than young people.They are more experienced than young people.
with there huge ears of course elephants can hear better than humans.
Even people cant hear better than dogs
Soccer is a better game than football because it is a less harmful game.
Usually yes, because larger outer ears collect and enhance vibration better. But this is not the only criteria for excellent hearing -- the sensitivity of the eardrum and inner ear is also important. Some animals can hear sounds better than any human.
yes they do have better hearing
yes it does it can see better than hear.
The term "ultrasound" implies frequencies higher than what people can hear. That's higher than 20 kHz (20,000 Hz), since that's more or less the upper limit for a typical young person.
yep