Ecolocalización

Echolocation is a technique used by certain animals to determine the position of objects by emitting sounds and receiving the echoes. The time taken for the sound to return indicates the distance of the object. Bats, dolphins, and some whales use this method to navigate and hunt, even in complete darkness, using ultrasound frequencies that are inaudible to humans.

In what conditions can bats hunt effectively using echolocation?

Which other animals, besides bats, are mentioned to use echolocation techniques?