Neuroscience of Bats

The video explores the fascinating world of bats, focusing on their unique ability to use echolocation to navigate and hunt in the dark. It features neuroscientist Margo Wool, who explains how echolocation works, including how bats emit and receive sound waves to determine the location, size, and movement of objects. The video also discusses research on bat brains, highlighting the similarities between bat and human brain functions. The findings from bat studies could provide insights into human brain specialization. The video concludes with a promotion of Margo's podcast, Rad Scientist.

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