I Post Evertything on Instagram: "Seals are the "sausages of the sea," perfectly designed for a life of professional lounging and underwater acrobatics. Unlike their sea lion cousins, true seals lack external ear flaps and move on land by "galumphing"—essentially wiggling their bellies like a giant, adorable caterpillar. ​Equipped with a thick layer of blubber to stay warm and whiskers so sensitive they can detect a fish's movement from hundreds of feet away, they are elite divers that can stay

Ear wiggling is a rare ability controlled by the auricular muscles, which connect the outer ear to the skull and scalp. Popular Science reports that while everyone possesses these muscles, only about 10 to 20 percent of people can consciously control them to wiggle their ears. This ability doesn’t follow a straightforward hereditary pattern, either. The capacity to wiggle ears may be linked to how our brains are wired, with certain neural pathways under conscious control in some individuals but

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