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Questions about biology are OFF TOPIC and should be asked on the Biology Stack Exchange. However, questions about biology in the context of physics (e.g., biophysics) can be on topic here if the primary concern is physics.
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Why does blowing a whistle in someone's ear damage it more than blowing directly in their ea...
However, I'm not a biology expert, so I couldn't tell you much more. What I can tell you is the difference between whistling and blowing on a physics level. …
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