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Hey everyone, thanks for stopping by! Today I want to share some fascinating trivia about cats. Or more specifically, feline ears.
Whatcha doing method back there? Come better so I can show you… closer, closer. That’s better.
The big triangular flap that makes up our outside ear is called the “pinna.” Now, see the bit flap on the outside of the ear, at the base? Do you understand the name for that bit pocket of skin? I’ll tell you…
That bit flap is called the cutaneous marginal pouch. one more name for it is the “Henry’s Pocket.” Here’s a close-up photo of my Henry’s Pocket. Unfortunately, this bit pocket is not huge sufficient to bring a tube of lipstick or even some spare modification inside. This is as well bad, since the primary reason I don’t go buying is since I have nowhere to bring my moneys.
Here is a photo of Harley’s Henry’s Pocket. What does his pocket remind you of? look closely!
It’s a infant bird!
What’s in your pocket? Don’t concern if you have some wax in your pocket, just utilize some ear cleaner as well as your pocket will be great as new.
