Tiny tracking tags help decode how echolocating bats navigate

Mongabay
May 30, 2019, 1:45 pm246 pts
While we fumble and crash without any light, bats zipping away in the dark, effortlessly skirting obstacles and pouncing on prey, seem magical. To better understand this ability of bats to “see” in the dark, researchers fixed tags that can simultaneously measure both bats’ movements and all the sounds…

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