Owls have incredible stereophonic sound that comes from more than one source hearing. Their ears are asymmetrical, and by detecting slight differences as the sound reaches each ear, they can accurately identify the source. They can even hear a mouse burrowing under a foot of snow! The ear has 3 parts. Can you name them?

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