Bats use ultrasonic sounds to locate and attack their prey. Even at high speeds, they are able to locate their meal.
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Fooled by Nature: Bats
Bats use ultrasonic sounds to locate and attack their prey. Even at high speeds, they are able to locate their meal.
Added: May 4, 2009
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