Blogs about: Echolocation
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No Need For The Class
I said a couple of days ago that I’d sign up for a class to learn to echolocate, well: I may not have to! Apparently it’s something you can teach yourself, following a pretty simple system… more →
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10 facts about... Dolphins
SKIPPY wrote 3 weeks ago: DOLPHINS 1. Dolphins have specially adapted eyes, which means they can see very clearly out of the w … more →
Human Echolocation
Darron Burow wrote 1 month ago: Wow!.. While researching the various changes in Trackback Methologies and looking for comparisons o … more →
Human Echolocation
Darron Burow wrote 1 month ago: Wow!.. While researching the various changes in Trackback Methologies and looking for comparisons o … more →
Seeing With Your Ears
karolinawrites wrote 1 month ago: A little boy was born blind and clung to his Mom’s hand wherever they traveled. Both were mos … more →
Moths Can Escape Bats By Jamming Sonar
liverpoollrc wrote 2 months ago: For over 50 million years, bats and moths have been engaged in an evolutionary arms race: bats evolv … more →
Video About An Amazing Kid Who Can See Without His Eyes
Ken wrote 3 months ago: Amazing kid! Love the mom!! So sad to do more research and find out he passed away from cancer … more →
echoing off the surface, or, a superficial look at echolocation (or one week’s Twitter feed)
sonorarium wrote 3 months ago: [It] roars/barks/croaks/grunts/squeaks/bleats/lows/crows/trumpets/neighs. This barrage of options ap … more →
Please hold the line - Bitte warten
Play Syndicate wrote 3 months ago: Over the last few weeks there is only silence in this sector. No rumors about RedLime Project or Syn … more →
What's Your Superpower?
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H wrote 4 months ago: We all have five senses (some say we have a sixth sense); yet, we don’t all have the same leve … more →
You can learn echolocation
owen59 wrote 4 months ago: “Two hours per day for a couple of weeks are enough to distinguish whether you have an object … more →
Researchers say humans can develop echolocation to "see" their surroundings.
eyeinfo wrote 5 months ago: HealthDay (7/8, Preidt) reported that, according to a study published in the current issue of the jo … more →
No Need For The Class
taoist wrote 5 months ago: I said a couple of days ago that I’d sign up for a class to learn to echolocate, well: I may n … more →
TG Daily (c) - Anyone can use echolocation, say researchers
Pranav Lal wrote 5 months ago: TG Daily (c) – Anyone can use echolocation, say researchers. Nothing new but it is good to hav … more →
If They Offer A Class, I'll Sign Up
taoist wrote 5 months ago: Learning to echolocate? That sounds pretty fun! … more →
like the dolphins
adm15 wrote 5 months ago: Add a new way of perceiving things. Learn to echolocate! “Two hours per day for a couple of weeks ar … more →
Voice Recognition in Bats
mikemaehr wrote 6 months ago: Study reporting experiments and statistical analysis of echolocation calls suggesting that conspecif … more →
Bat-Man
Shane! wrote 6 months ago: In a study published in PLoS Computational Biology, a number of researchers illustrate that greater … more →
Seriously, how awesome are bats?
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ladyandria wrote 7 months ago: I love bats– love, love, love bats. In a perfect world, I would have a pet flying fox who lov … more →
BATS A GO-GO
Matthew Cobb wrote 7 months ago: December 2006 Three articles to satisfy all your questions about bats. Nature article about the nect … more →
