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This bat doesn't need bright eyes to hunt. It uses SOUND. 🦇🔊

Using echolocation, bats produce high-frequency calls and listen for the returning echoes. This gives them information about their surroundings and helps them locate prey in darkness.

It is one of nature's most impressive examples of sensory adaptation—and it allows these nocturnal hunters to navigate and hunt when visibility is extremely limited.

Nature is stranger than fiction.

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