Bats avoid collisions by tuning their echolocation during mass cave exits, a new Tel Aviv University study finds.

For years, scientists assumed that animals processed ultrasonic sounds using the same biological ... which often communicate in ultrasonic ranges. 5. Bats: The Echolocation ExpertsBats are perhaps ...

Every night, bats emerge out of roosts in massive numbers, creating what scientists have called a 'cocktail party nightmare' of clashing echolocations. Nobody knew how bats managed this severe ...

There are common bathroom sounds you should never ignore and hearing animal noises from your loft space should also not go ...

"The bats don't run into each other," says Goldshtein from the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior, "even in colonies of hundreds of thousands of bats all flying out of a small opening." ...

Bats use high-frequency sound as a tool. With their vocal cords, they bang out short, swift bursts through their nostrils or mouths, molding airwaves and interpreting the pattern changes that ...

Those species that produce sound through their noses usually have a flap ... more dangerous than the presence of the bats. In the United States bats are beneficial members of the animal community.

In the animal world, monogamy is rare ... He scattered leaves for the rodents to rustle through, sounds the bats quickly detected as they rotated their giant ears like satellite dishes to ...

Vampire bats are the only mammals to feed entirely on blood and have tiny infra-red receptors in their nose leaf which can detect the most blood-rich veins on an animal, from up to 20 cms away.