The loud party flyer — Senses Observatory · Body Quest

A flyer for a big outdoor concert is going round. Some of its advice could hurt your ears — find it. Body Quest · MyLeoNes.

Your task

Tap every line that is wrong or unsafe.

Inside your inner ear are thousands of tiny hair cells. Very loud sound can damage them, and they don't grow back.
A fictional journey, not medical advice. If you feel unwell, talk to a trusted adult or a health professional (Portugal: SNS 24 — 808 24 24 24; emergency: 112).
Every body is different and every body is valid. Nothing about you or your health is collected.

Score

Body knowledge — You understood how this part of the body works.
Healthy habits — You chose habits that help your body.
Safe & ask for help — You stayed safe and knew when to ask a trusted adult.

Real science

Ringing in the ears after loud noise (tinnitus) is a warning sign that your ears were overloaded.

Senses Observatory

A fictional journey, not medical advice — we never diagnose. Pain, injuries or worries: talk to a trusted adult (SNS 24: 808 24 24 24; emergency 112; SOS Criança 116 111). Nothing about you or your health is collected; progress stays on this device.

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