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The eyes of microbats are primarily adapted to function in low light levels and in those conditions they can see better than humans, though they have difficulty resolving fine details. The California
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Metro Hearing - Fun Fact! Because of bats' terrible night vision, they've gained the ability to navigate using echolocation, which utilizes sound waves and echoes to identify objects in their path. Bats
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Night vision for bird- and bat-friendly offshore wind power
Updated guidance for use of night vision aids for bat surveys - News - Bat Conservation Trust
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There is more to bats' vision than meets the eye
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Night Vision for Bird- & Bat-Friendly Offshore Wind Power | PNNL
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Night-vision software protects birds and bats from wind turbines | E&T Magazine
There is more to bats' vision than meets the eye
