Vampires, in the classical sense, were drawn with pointed ears because it made them resemble bats whose pointed ears help them to hear. In reality, a Vampire is simply someone - anyone - who consumes blood. Many people in history practiced it because they believed it would keep them young forever. There are people today who practice it. None of them had pointed ears or gained pointed ears from the act. Or if anyone did, it wasn't because of the act but something unrelated.
Incidentally, however, the concept was to some degree proven correct (see the related link).
It was shown that young blood can reverse the aging process. However, if you were to consume blood, the blood component would be destroyed by digestion and would cease to be of value. Which is why no one gets younger by drinking blood.
It is biologically possible, however, for a classical vampire to exist. If an individual had a mutation that allowed them to ingest blood without digesting it and they consumed the blood of the young and healthy, this blood would keep the indivudal young forever and provide all their nutritional needs. Because it is biologically possible, it means there is a chance the Vampire stories have a root in truth. However, none have been proven to exist and certainly not with pointed ears.
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You can't make a dog's ears floppy if they are supposed to be pointed because their ears, like ours, do contain bones that make the shape of them. True, a dog's ears can't change from points to floppy, but you can change the next generation of dog's ears by breeding the pointed-ear dog with a floppy-ear dog.
Lynx have long ears to enhance their hearing ability, helping them detect prey such as rodents or birds even in dense vegetation. Their ears are also used for communication with other lynx through a variety of vocalizations.
It appears you may be referring to different types of ear shapes found in different animals. Big ears are commonly found in animals like elephants and rabbits, while tear-drop shaped ears are often seen in dogs like bloodhounds. Cat ears are unique to felines and are known for their pointed shape and ability to rotate towards sounds.
The shape of an animal's ears can help determine how well it can hear. Large ears tend to collect and funnel more sound waves to the ear canal, improving hearing sensitivity. The distinctive shapes of some animals' ears can also help them detect the direction of a sound more accurately.
not all elves have pointed ears but you can see elves most of the time with pointed ears
No u can have pointed ears because I do
1) Why is this question in the "Star Wars Movies" category? 2) It's because there has to be some sort of characteristic that sets Spock apart from humans.
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Yes, they also have tufts of fur at the point of their ears.
Spock.
i am not actually sure because if i look at my pictures my Yorkie didn't have pointed down ears
John has pointed ears at the top and Edward has round shaped ears.
some are pointed because they could be vampires and some are flat because they could be horses.
Pointed ears are a genetic trait found in some individuals, but there is no specific data on the exact number of people in the world with pointed ears. It is considered a rare physical characteristic that can vary in prevalence across different populations.
no we have the same as everybody els
No. Pointed, triangular, yes. Rounded? NO.