If you twirl around and then come to an abrupt halt,you may momentarily feel dizzy because of the movement of fluid in your

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The semicircular canals in the inner ear are responsible for detecting rotational movement and changes in head position. When you twirl around, fluid in these canals moves, and when you stop abruptly, the fluid continues to move, causing you to feel dizzy.

If You Twirl Around and Then Come to an Abrupt