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his 3-D CT scan image of a blue whale?s inner ear (18 millimeters in diameter) shows typical mammalian inner ear structure, including a spiral cochlea and the vestibular system that controls balance.
VISIBLE HEARING?This 3-D CT scan image of a blue whale?s inner ear (18 millimeters in diameter) shows typical mammalian inner ear structure, including a spiral cochlea and the vestibular system that controls balance. (Courtesy of Darlene Ketten, WHOI)

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