It has to do with air pressure. Whenever there is a big difference between the air pressure inside your ears and outside your ears the ear drum expands or contracts to try to even out the pressure. This causes popping.
As you go up in altitude, the external pressure drops and this causes your ears to pop.
The air pressure changes and the original air pressure is trapped in your ears so when you move your jaw it releases the air pressure causing a popping sound or feeling in your ear.
Due to pressure difference. Pressure increases as you go down and decreases as you go up. When your ears pop the pressure inside of them is equalizing.
because water is more dense then air and further you go down the presure builds up making your ears pop.
by pop them i sujest you go see your local pharmisist or GP to get your ears cleaned and to get all the wax out
it took one min. to get up to the 103thrd floor, and your ears pop on the way up and down is what i experienced.
When you go to high elevations your ears pop!
because if you don't then you will go wizzing down the hill and crash
When you are going up, air pressure goes down, when you go down, such as under water, air pressure goes up, causing your ears to pop!
It is true that a rabbit's ears will go down when they are scared. So that isn't wrong.
There are usually just two, but in Rabbids Go Home you can pop there ears so there is just one or none.
It means when you go down on a female and move your face from side to side so your ears get.
why does my dogs ears go down
They used to be really popular but now they have started to go down hill. A LONG WAY DOWN HILL...
the way you go down an icy hill is very slowly with your feet right next to the brake peddle so if you go down fast you can flip