is it true that your ears never stop growing?

Question

is it true that your ears never stop growing?

Answer 1

True... Not by leaps and bounds; just look at an old man's ears compaired to the ears of a younger relative. They are thicker, more fleshy...



Don't get me started on the subject of ear hair!

Answer 2

In some ways...................From conception to the time you are born your ears grow into the thing we reconigze as such. Your ears keep right on growing slowly, then quuicker in spurts like in Puberty,................but they stop growing at sometime before age 24 which is the latest puberty stops, but your head reaches you adult maximum then shrinks from loss of fat and skin tissues, and the skull softens and retracts ever so slightly so the ear sticks out more. Your ear hairs never stop growing, and they grow right out of your ear in some cases

Answer 3

The ears and nose never stop growing because the cartiledge continues to enlarge.

Answer 4

At the age of 107, I use my ears as a raincoat. They come in handy that way during the rainy season.

Answer 5

I don't know about ears, but if you keep telling lies, your nose will never stop growing. Ever see old people with big noses? Hmmmm?

Answer 6

Ther is no conclusive evidence which states your ears and nose never stop growing , nor is there one stating they do ..

Answer 7

If your ears get hairy it will make them real big, check out an old man (without being obvious) and you will see what I mean.

Answer 8

That's funny - Didn't Pam Anderson have tissue from her ear put into her chest?

Answer 9

Yes, just look at some 80-year-old's ears. (Either that or their heads have shrunk).

Answer 10

I hope not or Kurt and Kyle Busch may become air born.

Answer 11

yes! they grow very slowly and gradually. that is why when you see old people their ears are usually humongous!

Answer 12

they may not but my ears are fine

Answer 13

To some extent. Not much that peole can tell.

Answer 14

people have no right to talk about my ears........

Answer 15

If that's true, then I'm in trouble. lol

Answer 16

yes, but it should nto be noticeable

Answer 17

I heard that too. But I hope it's FAAAALLLLSSSSEEE