First, bats are not blind. Contrary to popular belief, scientific facts have shown that bats have poor eyesight, but aren't blind.
Bats use echolocation. The bat emits an echo, or 'screech', then the screech bounces off of the prey, and then the bat hears the screech that bounced off from the prey, and then it catches the prey.
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If it relates to person, not very, as bats do have sight although poor and people have no sonar facility to make up it.
bats and dolphins use sound refraction to hunt for food. the bat is blind so they have to use sound refraction.
No, fruit bats are not blind.
most bats r blind blad. so blad bats are bling ennit bats r blind but blad som ain't ennit blind bats need to get ta Specksavers ennit blad cause if ya don't get there blad de bats will be blind ennit. from GaNgStErBlAd ;P
Kiwi are not blind, but their vision is fairly poor. It is true that they hunt by smell, as their nostrils are located at the very end of their bill. They have an excellent sense of smell.
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When people saw bats fly into walls and/or narrowly miss them. People figured bats were blind and they were right. So whenever someone bumped into a wall, they said they were as blind as bats.
No. They are smart, but not service animals. They can hunt truffles.
Bats are nocturnal; they hunt at night.
Bats are not blind; in fact, most bats can see quite well. However, they primarily use echolocation rather than vision to navigate and locate prey in the dark. This unique ability allows them to "see" in conditions where their vision would be limited.
Yes! they have to because all bats are blind :)