The significance of the auricle in mammals.

The auricle is essential in the life of animal organisms. Although the auricle does not perceive or analyze air vibrations of different frequencies (these processes occur in the inner ear), it is important in this process. This part of the ear is used to pick up sounds. You can compare this to a satellite dish. The auricle has the same role as the cymbal, which shields the signal. This makes it easier for us to understand the source of the sound. Also, the shape of the auricle differs from animal to animal, as well as the ability to move the ears.