Your ear.

I mean literally, they used to do things like stick ear shaped objects onto your ears and stick funnels in.

Oh, these!

You have a fantastic ear. Everybody has a fantastic ear.

Ears? They are small. But they have excellent hearing.

This ear? Yes.

Look at your ears. That's why. Your ears are all down.

The ears are obviously a very important emotional indicator of the horse.

I have an itch in my ear.

My ear is itching.

Those ears!

On his ears?

Hold his ears.

I listen to it with your ears.

I have long ears.

On his ears.

Bite his ear off!

My ears hurt.

Quick! Pull his ears back!

Something might get into your ear.

Nose... average.

What's happened to your ear?

We can play the original in one ear, and a new recording in the other.

We hear with our ears.

Ears can't take it!

Just keep an ear, Coley.

His ear's been slashed off.

My ears, Mr Anagnos.

So close your ears.

But not a big for instance, in zebras, they have a huge ear that's very mobile, so they can actually turn them both around.

I pricked up my ears.

We have two ears.

We have two ears.

One on each ear.

I'm one big ear.

Did I hear right?

They trust their ears.

The ears of a rabbit are longer than those of a fox.

I'll have you hung by the ears!

Just let go of my ears! Promise first!

What lovely ears and eyes!

Don't forget, cover your ears.

But the ringing in the ears was the same.

By this time, in most cases that other ear will just be begging for attention.

And he's controlling the ear movement.