InAcoustic ExplorationsbyJan Steckel·Oct 28Why a wall can stay silent to a sonarAt ultrasonic wavelengths, most smooth surfaces reflect sound like a mirror. That makes life hard for robots, and one bat turns it into a…
InAcoustic ExplorationsbyJan Steckel·Oct 24How a bat could build a 3D model from its own echoesWhen you walk around a statue, you never see all of it at once, as certain parts are occluded by the object itself. Still, after a few…
Michael Nkansah, MEd. Wellness, nature fanatic.·Oct 24Flying Fox. The Fish And The Bat That Bear The Same NameTwo creatures, one name.A response icon1A response icon1
InAcoustic ExplorationsbyJan Steckel·Oct 24How a bat could learn its own earsA simulated bat-like agent learns to hear in three dimensions from its own echoes and movements, without a teacherA response icon1A response icon1
𝐆𝐫𝐫𝐥𝐒𝐜𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐬𝐭, scientist & journalist·Oct 23Facts About The Fruit Bat: WatchThis amusing video shares a few facts about the amazing megabats — the largest flying mammals alive in the world todayA response icon2A response icon2
L. A. Cargill·Oct 4The Mexican Free-Tailed Bats of Austin, TexasCongress Avenue Bridge, Austin, Texas, is famous for its nightly bat show!A response icon1A response icon1
InMuddyUmbyAurelia Bliss·Sep 14The Devil Girl Goes BattyYou can ask me out, just make sure you don’t smell weirdA response icon8A response icon8
Bev Potter·Sep 13Of Course I Have Bats in My BelfryWhere else would I keep my bats?A response icon38A response icon38
