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      Avoid too loud sounds e.g. noisy places such as factories, lis-
            tening to loud music especially using headphones
         Uses of wax found in the ear
          It traps dust and some foreign bodies in the ear
          It cleans the ear canal
          It protects the ear against infections , wax contains chemi-
            cals that kill germs
        Comparing  The Human Ear with Hearing in other Animals
                         Hearing in Fish
                               Fish use lateral line to detect and pick up sound
                              vibrations in water
            Hearing in Snakes
             Snakes do not have actual ears, but they
        have inner ear systems such as cochlea in
        mammals.                                                                       *>                     ■>
        In snakes the cochlea is connected to jaw bones,
        this makes it sensitive to ground vibrations by the help of jaw
        bones connected to cochlea.
        Hearing in Birds                                                                            ib*
        Birds have a ruff of feathers called auricular                                      n
        which they use to detect sound in the environ-
        ment .
     	
