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Bat head and ear movement for sonar vocalization and echolocation
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A Johns Hopkins University researcher noticed the bats he works with cocked their heads to the side, just like his pet pug. • It's an adorable behavior, and I was curious about the purpose, said Melville J. Wohlgemuth, a postdoctoral fellow in JHU's Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences. I wanted to know when bats were doing this and why. It seemed to occur as bats were targeting prey, and that turns out to be the case. • Read more on the Hub: http://hub.jhu.edu/2016/09/07/bat-hea...
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