Can isopods hear

Isopods do not have ears like many other animals, but they can detect vibrations and sounds through specialized sensory structures. These structures, called statocysts, help them sense changes in their environment, including vibrations in the water or substrate. While their ability to "hear" is not analogous to that of mammals, they can perceive sound-related stimuli to some extent. Overall, their sensory capabilities are adapted for their specific ecological niches.