Bats Did It First! Comprehension

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What is an echo?

Back

An echo is a sound that bounces back after hitting an object.

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How do bats use echoes?

Back

Bats use echoes to navigate and find food in the dark.

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What helps bats fly in the dark?

Back

Bats use sound to help them fly in the dark.

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True or False: Bats can see very well in the dark.

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False, bats rely on sound, not sight, to navigate.

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What do scientists learn from nature?

Back

Scientists learn ideas from nature to invent new things.

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How do bats determine the distance of an object?

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Bats determine the distance of an object by the echo of the sound they make.

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What do bats eat?

Back

Bats primarily eat insects, fruit, and nectar.

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What is echolocation?

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Echolocation is the process of using sound waves to locate objects.

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Why are bats important to the ecosystem?

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Bats help control insect populations and pollinate plants.

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What sound do bats make to navigate?

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Bats make high-pitched sounds that humans cannot hear.