LeFutchieGoogle!
My best friend is Google, I searched what the purpose for the pockets were. Clicked on the first two links to see if they had any differences and learned that it helps cats hear better. Neat :) 2 weeks ago
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Kiwi
It made me 
How I did it: I went on google and searched it up. To be honest, I just went and clicked on the first search result and assumed that whatever information was on that site was true.
I also read other users' comments =] Read how I did it… 2 months ago
Katrina DavidsonJust Google It...
I came across this goal when I went to the homepage, and then I had to find out for myself, lol. So I googled it, and in the link below I found out the information.
http://www.ehow.com/facts_5623522_do-cats-little-pockets-ears_.html
Ear Structure
Much like a human’s ear, a cat’s ear has three components: the outer ear, the middle ear and the inner ear. The ear pocket, or pinna, is on the outside edge of the outer ear. The outer ear comprises the semi-rigid pyramid shape that is completely external on the cat’s head.
Form and Function
The ear flap on a feline’s outer ear helps enable a cat’s exceptional hearing ability. The pinna performs two functions; it funnels sound into the ear canal in the middle ear, and it also helps the ear flex and rotate up to 180 degrees to better pinpoint and funnel sounds. 3 months ago
Random Fairchild
It made me
more knowledgeable. 
How I did it: I did a quick Google search, read for about thirty seconds, and became one bit of trivia smarter.
Here's an excerpt of what I read:
"The ear flap on a feline's outer ear helps enable a cat's exceptional hearing ability. The pinna performs two functions; it funnels sound into the ear canal in the middle ear, and it also helps the ear flex and rotate up to 180 degrees to better pinpoint and funnel sounds."
Read how I did it… 4 months ago
"The ear flap on a feline's outer ear helps enable a cat's exceptional hearing ability. The pinna performs two functions; it funnels sound into the ear canal in the middle ear, and it also helps the ear flex and rotate up to 180 degrees to better pinpoint and funnel sounds."
erevshel
It made me
smarter 
How I did it: Honnestly, I never thought of finding that out... I've had cats all my life and never wondered why they had little pockets on their ears. But I read the reason on 43T, so hey, that's another thing I've done! Read how I did it… 5 months ago
