הפרד וצוד: כיצד אקולוקציה מסייעת לעטלפים לא לשמוע את רעש היער

הערכה

A new study reveals how greater horseshoe bats filter out environmental noise to hunt effectively. The research, involving scientists from multiple countries, identifies a unique reception mechanism that allows these bats to isolate prey echoes from the cacophony of leaves, branches, and water surfaces. This finding clarifies a long-standing puzzle in sensory biology.