Can you recognise celebrities by their EARS? Take the test - as research reveals forensic experts only need one facial feature to identify individuals

Daily Mail - Oct 21, 2026

When it comes to memorable facial features, the eyes or mouth might be the first to spring to mind. But according to a new study, it's actually your ears that could be the key to identifying you.

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