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Bats produce some sounds for ''echolocation'' which are ultrasonic (beyond the range of human hearing). Because of their high frequency, humans are not able to detect them, meaning they cannot know what they actually sound like. However, some of the words used to describe these sounds are clicks, chirps and squeaks.

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Bats make sound the same way humans and other animals do. They force air over their vocal cords and this produces sound.

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A bat produces sound by clicking it's tongue

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Bats do not emit any sound but they do communicate and check their surroundings using echolocation, which helps them know where they are going nce they are mostly blind.

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It all depends if its a wooden bat or aluminum bat,, and if its Baseball or softball.

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11y ago

they EEEK and it hits a moth or fish. the fishing Bat, is one of the bats that eat fish.

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quack wuff meow

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