How does technology use echolocation?

Answer 1

it is where the bat sends out a sound that bounces of it's prey (moths, midges or mosquitoes) and back to the bat so it knows exactly where it's prey is.

Did you know a pipistrelle bat can eat 3000 flying insects in one night!

Answer 2

The dolphin creates a series of high-frequency clicks that radiate into the water. When the sound waves hit something, like a fish, they bounce off and return to the dolphin. It listens to these echoes and is able to pinpoint the exact location of the fish based on the echoes' properties, such as angle of return and strength when it returned.

Answer 3

Echolocation is the use of sounds and the echoes they create to locate objects and navigate. Echolocation is used by certain bats, whales, and dolphins.

Answer 4

It's a biological sonar that animals use to navigate and hunt.

Answer 5

sonar in water craft wend out waves of sound and when they bounce back the sonar can estimate the shape, distance, and size of the object.

Answer 6

Sonar is a form of echo-location that is used to locate things underwater.

Answer 7

Echo location is how bats and dolphins navigate. It is similar to radar and sonar. The bats and dolphins make a noise and listen for the echo.

Answer 8

It's a biological sonar that animals use to navigate and hunt.