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I love now also having this knowledge, thank you

This is also the reason why some audiophile-quality headphones sound more like being in a room full of speakers, rather than everything sounding like it's right next to your ears and inside your head.

Good open-back and semi-closed-back headphones can emulate the way these frequencies bounce off the ridges—or pinna—of your ear when listening to speakers, creating an accurate, realistic surround-sound effect. This is known as the Pinna-Related Transfer Function, or PRTF. If you're looking to buy a pair of headphones for gaming or movies, this is an important spec to consider.

Veritasium has a video about audio illusions that talks about this! An interesting bit he brings up is how researchers put prosthetics over peoples' ears to change the shape and it caused them to temporarily lose their echo location ability. It went back to normal over the course of several days as the brain adjusted to how the new shape of the ear bounced sound.

That’s super interesting, thanks for sharing!

What do you mean, humans still do the confused head tilt too.

Let's not get supercilious here.