
Echolocating bats can use the social information provided by the calls of other bats to help find food
This blog post is provided by the Acoustic & Functional Ecology Group at the Max Plank Institute for Ornithology and describes a bat tour to the local lake and how bats use social information to help find food. “Imagine trying to navigate and hunt tiny insects in the open air within cluttered forests in total darkness”, Daniel invites. “Using purely acousticecholocation. No other animals than … Continue reading Echolocating bats can use the social information provided by the calls of other bats to help find food