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Excuse me, where are the ears and noses of birds, fish, octopus and other animals?
Birds have no auricles in their ears. Next time you eat chicken, notice that the two holes in the beak are nostrils and the two holes on both sides of the head are ears.

Fish's nostrils are in the mouth, and ears are just inner ears. They are buried in the skull and are not open outside. They rely on skulls to transmit sound.

The olfactory organ of octopus is a small depression behind the eyes. Octopus's hearing is not clear, as if the hearing mechanism of cephalopods has never been clarified, which only proves that they can feel sound.