Do sea creatures have ears

Answer 1

some ppl say that fish do have ears but others do not think they have ears Fish do not have ears like we do. They sense movement and vibrations with sensual organs on each side of their head and with their lateral line that runs the full length of their body. They use this as a defense to hide if something large comes their way or as a way of detecting food from the movements of a wounded or dying fish nearby. Some artificial lures are made to churn the water as in a spinner bait. Poppers are also used to make splashing actions and other lures like rattletraps and some diving plugs have pellets inside that make vibrations that the fish can feel from some distance away. See the related link for more information.

Answer 2

Yes, many sea creatures have some form of hearing capability, but they do not have external ears like humans. Instead, they have specialized structures like otoliths or lateral lines that help them sense vibrations and changes in water pressure to detect sound.

Answer 3

Paleontologists are not sure actually. But there are many ideas on where the so called ears are thought to be.

Answer 4

Yes because on some of them you can see little holes on the side of there head

Answer 5

Yes they dooooo

Answer 6

Yes most animals have ears.