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Heres_what_bat_echolocation_sounds_like_slowed_... Review

: Slow, steady pulses as the bat scans the environment [6].

When you listen to a recording of a bat approaching prey, the rhythm changes distinctly: heres_what_bat_echolocation_sounds_like_slowed_...

Since we cannot hear these sounds naturally, researchers use [5, 7]. These devices use specialized microphones to capture high-frequency audio and then either heterodyne it (shifting the pitch) or use time expansion (slowing it down) so humans can study the intricate patterns of their "acoustic maps" [5, 7]. : Slow, steady pulses as the bat scans the environment [6]

: The pulses speed up as the bat detects a target [6]. researchers use [5

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