do chickens have ears?

Answer 1

Chickens do have ears, but they are more like ear holes. They do not
possess an outer ear, or pinna, as most mammals possess, but they do have
ear lobes. The color of the lobe does somewhat indicate the color of
their eggs. It is believed that the same gene that determines the color
of the ear lobe also determines egg color.

Answer 2

Do Chickens Have Ears

Answer 3

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do chickens have ears?

Answer 4

Yes, they just don't have the flaps that stick out from the side of your head that you rest your glasses on.
Those are the bits that you think of when you say ears; birds ears are holes in the side of their head, covered over with feathers.
Although personally, I think they'd look better with ears.

Answer 5

Actually I think the have holes. As in Ear holes, but their feathers protect them!

Answer 6

YES
chickens have ears!
they are the round circles that are below the comb
you can see them easily

Answer 7

Yes, under the feathers. The are like lizard ears and mostly internal.

Answer 8

Yes.

Unless they've been deafened by the repeated trauma of early morning calls from the c0ck going "c0ck a doodle - facking - doo!" (A hen's words, not mine. She's sick of not being able to have a lie in).

Answer 9

maybe not flappy ears but holes in their head, like cut-off ears.

Answer 10

yes, though not an external kind of ear, however if you look close on the side of the head i bet you can find them