One of the main functions of bird ears is to act as the organ that provides balancing properties to the bird. There are three semicircular canals that are included in the balance organ of bird ears. These are situated in the upper section of the bird’s inner ear and are known as utriculus. These canals are situated in different planes that are termed anterior, horizontal, and posterior planes. The bird ear has sensitive hairs and a fluid. With the movement of the head, the fluid present in the canals also experiences movement. This can energize and trigger all the sensory hairs. This, in turn, helps the birds balance by telling them exactly where their head is at a particular moment of time.