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šŸ‘‚āš” Hearing begins with movement—not electricity.

Sound makes your eardrum vibrate. Tiny middle-ear bones transfer that movement into the cochlea, where specialized hair cells help convert mechanical vibrations into neural signals.

A microscopic chain reaction turns sound into something your brain can understand. 🧠

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00:00Inside your cochlea, tiny hair cells convert sound vibrations into signals your brain can interpret.

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