What is echolocation & how do bats use it? | Wildlife Online

Curiosity Stream on Instagram: "Bats don't rely on their eyes in the dark—they navigate and hunt using one of nature's most sophisticated tools: echolocation! It's a mind-blowing biological sonar system. Here's how it works: the bat emits high-pitched, often ultrasonic sounds (too high for most humans to hear). When those sound waves hit an object, whether it's a tiny mosquito, a wall, or a tree branch, they bounce back as echoes. The bat then uses its incredible hearing to interpret the time it

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