Fossil Friday: huge, ancient dolphin was the first echolocating apex predator
This 15-meter-long dolphin was also the first predatory whale to use echolocation.
Tag: echolocation
This camera can see around corners in real time
The future is now - researchers at the Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland have developed a camera that can see ...
Here’s how dolphins “see” humans through echolocation
An unprecedented image created by UK and US researchers shows how a submerged human is "seen" by dolphins through echolocation. ...
Convergent evolution in bats and dolphins driven by same genes
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Hawk moths jam the bat sonar signals by rubbing their genitals
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Rainforest plant evolved beacon for pollinating bats
A lot of attenton has been given to plants that visually attract pollinating bees, through bright colours and spectacular designs, ...
Echolocation: a new chance for the blind?
As much as technology has improved, the blind still struggle with many of the problems they faced say, 1000 years ...
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