Bats are nocturnal animals, which means they are active during the night and sleep during the day. They also tend to live in very dark places. Because they usually fly in the dark, sight would not help them much (because you can't see without light). Echolocation can be used without light, so bats use it to help them fly inplaces where they can't see.
No, depending on what type of animal. Bats, for example, are nocturnal animals but they use echolocation, so it would count as the touch sense, and the smell sense. Other animals, and jungle cats, use scent and sight, mostly to hunt prey and get around. Of course they have the other senses, they just might not be as sharp or useful as their eye sight.
i get squeamish at the sight of blood.
Sight and smell.
A bat uses "sonar" because of it's lack of sight. A bat's "sonar" is the closest thing it has to sight, as it can identify individual objects with it.
no
Maybe they need glasses
bats have poor eye sightsthey use echolocation instead
Bats have poor sight, but very good sonar: good enough to fly and catch insects.
For the same reason we use light: to find out what is around us.
Sight! Their eye-sight is quite good, but they augment this with echo-location for navigating and hunting in low light, and use echo-location entirely for navigating in the absolute darkness of caves or mines.
The fruit bat uses sight and smell to locate fruit and navigate. It does not use echolocation (except for one species of Egyptian bat) , as do all other bats.
Yes. But Mario would actually have to use diplomatic means to get the princess back, instead of squishing everything in sight.
The sense I use most often is sight.
No, depending on what type of animal. Bats, for example, are nocturnal animals but they use echolocation, so it would count as the touch sense, and the smell sense. Other animals, and jungle cats, use scent and sight, mostly to hunt prey and get around. Of course they have the other senses, they just might not be as sharp or useful as their eye sight.
They use their sight to see things and sort of listening to their minds. Have fun researching :)
most marines use a EOTECH holographic sight or a TRIJICON ACOG sight usually around 4x32 - 6x32 magnification
Assuming you mean a Mauser 24/47, use the sight as you would any open rifle sight. The slider on the rear sight adjusts for range- marked in meters.