Bats use squeaks to 'see' prey's future - Futurity
Bats Use Second Sense to Hunt Prey in Noisy Environments
Bats Hunt Their Prey Using Private and Social Information
Predators Learn To Identify Prey From Other Species | Smithsonian Institution
Eavesdropping fringe-lipped bats spread cultu | EurekAlert!
First superfast muscles in mammals help bats catch prey - BBC News
Bats and Moths: Evolution and the Relationship of Predator and Prey | RoundGlass Sustain
Sounds of Flies Mating Leave Them Most Vulnerable to Bats - The New York Times
Superfast muscles help bats make high-pitched buzz
How bats use echolocation to hunt prey • Earth.com
Eavesdropping fringe-lipped bats spread culture through sound
Bats Can Predict the Future in Order To Track Prey | fox43.com
Hungry bats compete for prey by jamming sonar | EurekAlert!
The Hipster Ninja Bats That Sneak Up on Their Prey - The Atlantic
How bats keep an ear on their prey - BBC News
This bat locates dinner by tuning into raucous frog serenades | National Geographic
Crittervision: Enter the bat's world of sound | New Scientist
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Bats can predict the future to hunt their prey, Johns Hopkins researchers find - CNN
Migrating bats may be resting, not sick, says UC bat expert - Green Blog - ANR Blogs
Winging it: How do bats out-maneuver their prey?
Even Motionless Prey Isn't Safe From This Bat's Unique Echolocation Ability | WIRED
Study Shows Bats Jam Each Other's Sonar to Snatch Best Prey | Time
