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How does the brown bat benefit from echolocation?
a brown bat catches food by using echolocation
What makes a bat a bat?
echolocation, ability to fly, nocturnal, etc
How do bats use sound to survive?
bats use echolocation to 'see'. echolocation is when sound waves bounce off an object and back to the bat. the bat then can feel the size, the shape, and even the movement of other predators, prey, each other, and objects
How accurate is a bat's sense of echolocation?
from my understaniding its 1kh ph fbhs that is the scientific form .
What type of animals live in the Brazilian highlands?
The most known animals that live in Bolivia are the: Jaguar Ocelot Llama Six-banded armadillo Camel Giant Otter Chinchilla If you wish to find a certain animal, press "Ctrl F" and type it in. List (in order of type): Chacoan peccary Guanaco Chunyi Marsh deer Pampas deer Vicugna Collared peccary Red brocket White-lipped peccary Brown brocket North andean deer Tayra Common fox Short-eared dog Azara's fox Ocelot Andean fox Little spotted cat Margay Chilean pampa cat Geoffroy's cat Andean cat La plata otter Andean bear Long-tailed weasel Giant brazilian otter Allen's olingo Maned wolf Cougar Kinkajou South american coati Jaguar Crab-eating raccoon Eyra cat Molina's hog-nosed skunk Lesser grison Bush dog Greater grison Amazon river dolphin Estuarine dolphin Visored bat Dwarf dog-faced bat Small big-eared brown bat Greater spear-nosed bat Lesser bulldog bat Bogota yellow-shouldered bat Black mastiff bat Greater bulldog bat Hairy yellow-shouldered bat Pallas's mastiff bat Peale's free-tailed bat Little yellow-shouldered bat Broad-eared bat Silky short-tailed bat Greater yellow-shouldered bat Common vampire bat Big free-tailed bat Chestnut short-tailed bat Tilda yellow-shouldered bat White-winged vampire bat White-lined bat Seba's short-tailed bat Brazilian free-tailed bat Short-headed broad-nosed bat Hairy-legged vampire bat Thomas's broad-nosed bat Hawaiian hoary bat Heller's broad-nosed bat Buffy broad-nosed bat Greater broad-nosed bat Peter's disk-winged bat Handley's tailless bat Spix's disk-winged bat Geoffroy's tailless bat Brazilian brown bat Salvin's big-eyed bat Andesen's fruit-eating bat Greater round-eared bat Dark long-tongued bat Argentine brown bat Little big-eyed bat Silver fruit-eating bat Thomas's nectar bat Dwarf bonneted bat Hairy big-eyed bat Tomes's sword-nosed bat Wagner's bonneted bat Big crested mastiff bat Jamaican fruit-eating bat Sanborn's bonneted bat Brown mastiff bat Great fruit-eating bat Fringe-lipped bat Long-legged bat Western bonneted bat Lesser long-tailed bat Dark fruit-eating bat Big naked-backed bat Tent-maiking bat Parnell's mustached bat Brown tent-making bat Wagner's mustached bat Big-eared wooly bat Bedentate yellow-eared bat Silver-tipped myotis Little yellow-eared bat Macconnell's bat Pallas's long-tongued bat Hairy-legged myotis Great stripe-faced bat Ipanema bat Yellowish myotis Little big-eared bat Dwarf little fruit bat Black myotis Greater sac-winged bat White-bellied big-eared bat Greater dog-like bat Montane myotis Lesser sac-winged bat Proboscis bat Lesser dog-like bat Riparian myotis Striped hairy-nosed bat Pale-faced bat Velvety myotis Pale spear-nosed bat Big-eared brown bat Lesser spear-nosed bat White-eared opossum Western woolly opossum Common opossum Pygmy short-tailed opossum Lutrine opossum Osgood's short-tailed opossum Murine mouse opossum White-bellied slender mouse opossum Brown four-eyed opossum Short-furred woolly mouse opossum Red-legged short-tailed opossum Gray short-tailed opossum Elegant fat-tailed opossum Pallid fat-tailed opossum Small fat-tailed opossum Water opossum Little rufous mouse opossum Dorothy's slender mouse opossum Bushy-tailed opossum Aceramarca gracile mouse opossum Agile gracile mouse opossum Forest rabbit Brazilian tapir White-fronted capuchin Red howler monkey Ed-chested mustached tamarin Black-headed squirrel monkey Black-headed night monkey Black howler monkey Bolivian red howler Black-faced black spider monkey Bolivian grey titi Bolivian titi Brown titi monkey Beni titi monkey Gray monkey saki Goeldi's marmoset Saddlebacked tamarin Emperor tamarin Central american agouti Steinbach's tuco-tuco Small vesper mouse Day's grass mouse Marsh rat Capricorn leaf-eared mouse Andean vesper mouse Smoky grass mouse Thespian grass mouse Darwin's leaf-eared mouse Altiplano grass mouse Woolly giant rat Bunchgrass leaf-eared mouse Cochabamba grass mouse Southern viscacha Wolffsohn's leaf-eared mouse Gray-ellied grass mouse Plains viscacha Mountain degu Puno grass mouse Pacarana Bicolored arboreal rice rat Montane guinea pig Chaco grass mouse Unicolored arboreal rice rat Variable grass mouse Daphne's oldfield mouse Chacoan mara Mamore arboreal rice rat Pearson's chaco mouse Ladew's oldfield mouse Robert's arboreal rice rat Andean mouse Montane oldfield mouse Andean rat Andean pygmy rice rat Chacoan pygmy rice rat Short-tailed chinchilla Andean gerbil mouse Bolivian spiny rat Destructive pygmy rice rat Small-eared pygmy rice rat Altiplano chincilla mouse Huallaga spiny rat Long-tailed spiny rat Simon's spiny rat Steere's spiny rat Big-headed rice rat Light-footed rice rat Brazilian false rice rat Elegant rice rat Common yellow-toothed cavy Terraced rice rat Andean altiplano mouse Bolivian big-eared mouse Spix's yellow-toothed cavy Yungas rice rat Jelski's altiplano mouse Painted big-eared mouse Gerlepp's mouse Quechuan hocicudo Nutria Andean big-eared mouse Spiny tree rat Incan hocicudo Southern mountain cavy Paramo hocicudo Bicolor-spined porcupine Pleasant bolo mouse Andean mountain cavy Brazilian porcupine Rufous-bellied bolo mouse Bolivian tuco-tuco Hairy-tailed bolo mouse Bolivian chincilla rat Pale leaf-eared mouse Southern climbing mouse Conover's tuco-tuco Spotted paca Forest small rice rat Gray leaf-eared mouse Forest tuco-tuco Highland grass mouse Bolivian squirrel Southern amazon red squirrel Ashy chinchilla rat White-toothed tuco-tuco White-bellied grass mouse Bolivian bamboo rat Bristly mouse Lewis's tuco-tuco Bolivian vesper mouse Azara's grass mouse Peruvian bamboo rat Andean swamp rat Highland tuco-tuco Large vesper mouse Bolivian grass mouse Greater long-nosed armadillo Common long-nosed armadillo Brazilian lesser long-nosed armadillo Andean hairy armadillo Screaming hairy armadillo Large hairy armadillo Giant armadillo Southern three-banded armadillo Burmeister's armadillo Six-banded armadillo Cabasu
What is the scientific name or taxonomic classification of the animal Townsends big-eared bat?
The scientific or taxonomic name would be Corynorhinus townsendii.
What is the Common name for the Virginia big-eared bat?
Townsend's big-eared bat.
When was Niceforo's Big-eared Bat created?
Niceforo's Big-eared Bat was created in 1949.
When was Big-eared Roundleaf Bat created?
Big-eared Roundleaf Bat was created in 1941.
What adaptations does the Townsend's big-eared bat have?
town-sends big eared bats adaptations
Where does a Ozark big eared bat live?
oaklahoma
What is the home of the Virginia Big Eared Bat?
The Virginia Big-Eared bat is known to or is believed to occur in the following states: Kentucky , North Carolina , Virginia , West Virginia.
Why is the canary big eared bat endangered?
Because it is yummy.
How does the brown bat benefit from echolocation?
a brown bat catches food by using echolocation
Why did the Townsend's Big-Eared bat get its name?
The Townsend's Big-Eared bat is named in honor of John Townsend, M.D. and because its ears are very long and very flexible. The medium sized bat has a life span of approximately 16 years.
Animals that begins with o?
OcelotOctopusOkapi (antelope)OlingoOlmOnagerOpossumOrangutanOrcaOrioleOropendolaOropendulaOryxOspreyOstracodOstrichOtterOvenbirdOwlOxOxenOxpeckerOysterOzark big-eared bat
What is the top speed of the Virginia big eared bat?
20 mph top
