A horse can point each ear toward a different sound — ChillScroll

A chestnut horse in a sunny meadow with its ears pointing in different directions

A horse can point each ear toward a different sound

A horse's outer ears can move independently. This lets the horse collect and locate sounds coming from more than one direction at the same time.

One ear for the blackbird, one for the rustling grass.

Source · Merck Veterinary Manual ↗