provide evidence to suggest that the fluid in the semicircular canals continues to move even after rotational?

Question

stimuli cease

Answer 1

There are several good pieces of evidence. Firstly, due to simple inertial principles, we know that any object in motion tends to stay in motion. This includes a fluid. So a fluid that is moving in response to a stimulus would continue to move until brought to rest (in this case, due to fluid friction (or drag) against the walls of the canal). For a more biologically based demonstration, a person often feels dizzy and disoriented after spinning rapidly around. To a certain extent, a person feels as if he or she is still spinning around, even if motion has actually stopped. This is because the fluid in the semicircular canals is still moving.

Answer 2

Fluid In Semicircular Canals