Yes, you can get vibrations by putting your ear to the ground.
Because sound travels better through a solid, than it does the air, so they would have been able to hear the horses hooves better by listening through the ground.
Snakes lack external ears, but they can still hear through a specialized structure called the quadrate bone in their jaw. This bone can detect vibrations in the ground, allowing snakes to sense nearby movements and potential prey. Essentially, snakes "hear" by feeling vibrations through their jawbone rather than through traditional ears.
Tell the other person to check their volume for you. Their volume might be off for you
The same way most animals do... through their ears !
You hear your voice as it is transmitted through the bone of your skull and jaw into your hearing, combined with the sound coming through the air. Others only hear what comes through the air. Sound travels through bone differently than air, making your voice sound different to you than to others. Because you are primarily hearing the vibrations made by you vocal cords and the air passing through you mouth rather than the finished sound as another would hear. To hear you true voice you have to record it and play it back.
The reason you feel the explosion in your feet before you hear it is due to the difference in the speed of sound through different mediums. The shockwave travels faster through solid material (like the ground) than through the air, so you sense the vibrations in the ground before you hear the sound through the air.
Either due to a bad ground or a bad amp.
elephant can hear low pitch sounds - it's believed they communicate by stamping on the ground (which maybe means they can also hear through their feet)
That usually means your ground wire is not grounded very well. You can also get a ground isolator from Radio Shack.
Some, but not all, native Americans and pioneer scouts put their ears to the ground. Sound is carried easier through solids than through the gas in the air. They are able to hear things like galloping horses in the distance like that.
Although cobras can hear, they are actually deaf to ambient noises, sensing ground vibrations instead. The charmer's flute entices the cobra by its shape and movement, not by the music it emits.
if you have a after market radio in your car your ground wire is lose or not hooked at all.
Because the ground is denser than air. The noise of the thunder, form where the lightning bolt strikes the earth, travels faster in the ground than it does through the air.
They make the noise from there trunk they just blow and that makes the sound. They also make noises in their body cavities (infra sound) that we can not hear which is propagated through the ground.
Because sound travels better through a solid, than it does the air, so they would have been able to hear the horses hooves better by listening through the ground.
if you have concreat drivway then you can do it. you lay on the ground and put your ear to the ground. get another person 100 ft away with the hammer. if he taps it and you can hear it first through the concreat. have fun!
No, earthworms cannot hear, but the feel the vibrations through the ground. That is their form of sight and hearing.