👉 Laudatea is a part of the human ear that plays a crucial role in hearing by detecting vibrations from sound waves. It is located on the inner ear and consists primarily of three structures: the ossicles (mucous membranes that house the outer ear) and the semicircular canals (tiny openings in the bone of the inner ear). In addition, there are two small bones called the labyrinth, which together form the labyrinthine canal. The function of Laudatea is to
