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Bat in flight at night

Bat Echo

Source: National Geographic

Many bats use echolocation to find food. To attract nectar-drinking bats, some tropical flowers reflect sound. Find out how this partnership benefits both bats and flowers.

This entry was posted in Animal Intelligence and tagged Science & Nature on January 1, 2015 by annettebrennan.

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