Animal Ears Lab

 Summarize
The purpose of this lab is to show how large eared animal rely on their ears to avoid predators and rely on theirs ears to find prey, so many of the animals ears swivel in different directions to pick on prey coming or predators.
What are we testing and how??
We were testing how far you could hear the pen click as you back up farther and farther back from the person clicking the pen, who was Mrs. Richardson that was checking the pen.

Table

Student	Distance with Normal Ears	Distance with Enhanced Ear
Jessie	27.9	52.9
Albert	55	50
Reese	45	60
Tangie	68.6	58.6
Brandon W.	58.6	78.6
Kasey	25.3	15.3
David	40.6	55.6
Emily P	30.6	55.6
Sierra	53.8	55.6
Stephanie	34.4	47.8
RaeShar	57	63.7
Rayshawn	47.6	41.6
Montez	45.6	30.6
Devon	51.6	87.9
TJ	40.6	63.3
Travis	50.6	55.6
Conner	89.7	128.9
Brandon H	58.6	87.2
Emily S	64.7	76.3
Total	945.8	1135.1
Average	49.77	59.7

Bar Graph

Answer Question from the box
Yes, it made differences because of the simple fact that the ears made us able to hear farther away as we backed up from the pen clicking, but it was also the conditions we had to. Like the wind blowing and people talking, like if the wind was in your favor then you could hear the pen clicking farther back then usually because the wind would carry the pen clicking making it louder. People talking also blocked out the pen clicking.

Large Eared Animals

Fennec Fox

African Bush Elephant

 Bat Eared Fox

Brown Large Eared Bat

Large Eared Jerboa

Small Eared Animals

Ferret

Polar Bear

Chipmunks