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Bats By Harin Kwon   Bats are animals which communicate using echolocation. The bat makes high-pitched noises through its nose or mouth and listens for the reflected sound waves bouncing off objects or other animals. This shows that the bats are using supersonic waves as a communication method, which is also called echolocation. They make a high pitched sound that humans cannot hear. A bat’s hearing is not even affected by high-pitched frequencies that could cause hearing damage in people. This echolocation is like the natural form of sonar. Bats are the only animals who talk with echolocation to catch food and communicate with each other. Like a submarine’s sonar, it helps them to find their way without looking. Bats sleep upside-down with no difficulty. Even though the blood goes up to bats’ heads, they have very much smaller proportionality than the gravity pulling. This is one reason that bats can stay upside down easily. Most of them are no more than 8 grams, which is so li...