What do bats eat and what eat bats?
Most bats see by echolocation, this is like radar. A bat was placed in a very dark room; it flew around the room without hitting the walls. The same result was given then the bats eyes were covered. After the first two experiments the bats ears were plugged. The bat lost all sense of direction and started to fly into walls. The reason why was that, it could not use its echolocation. The bat creates high pitch sounds, such as high pitch squeaks. The sounds that bats emit can be as loud as a chainsaw, but luckily these are ultrasonic. These sounds travel ahead of the bat and bounce off any objects in front of the bat. The ethos comes back to the bat that can pick them up. The longer it takes to return to the bat the further away it is from the bat. As the bat is to the object. The bat can also tell by the echo what type of insect it is chasing, and its size. As the bat gets closer, the echoes take less time to return to the bat. As the bat homes in on the insect, the bat can emit more so
