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Did you know that bats use echolocation for orient Did you know that bats use echolocation for orientation and to find prey in their surroundings? Similar to dolphins, bats emit ultrasonic frequencies that bounce off objects nearby and return to the bat's ears like an echo. Their hearing is tuned to recognize the echoes of their own calls and allows them to identify objects by distance, size, the direction of movement, and even texture! They can even use echolocation to communicate with other bats. Bats can detect objects smaller than a strand of human hair - so no, they won't fly into you and get stuck in your hair. If you have bats on your property, contact us to learn how you become a bat ambassador to help save surviving populations!
We are conducting acoustic monitoring research for We are conducting acoustic monitoring research for Species-at-Risk bats and need your help! Join us for an evening to collect data at sites located throughout Niagara from now until the end of October. You'll have the chance to listen and observe bats, and participate in hands-on research activities. 🦇 If you are interested please contact Emily at technician@landcareniagara.com for more information!
Have you see this before? These are mating slugs! Have you see this before? These are mating slugs! Slugs are hermaphrodites, meaning they have both male and female reproductive parts. They are able to fertilize another slug and lay their own eggs during at the same time. That little marble looking thing in the middle of these two slugs is actually the male parts intertwined. A few days after their romance has ended, they will both lay their eggs in a sheltered, moist area and the life cycle continues! 🐌 #whatsthat #whatsthatwednesday #wednesday #nature #nightlife #slugs #lifecycle #life #gastropod #gastropoda #courtship #romance #love #wildlife #wildlifewednesday
It's #triviatuesday! Can you guess which local ani It's #triviatuesday! Can you guess which local animal these calls belong to? Take a guess in the comments below! #trivia #tuesday #tuesdaythoughts #animal #wildlife #nature #wildlifelovers #animalsounds #dyk #doyouknow #nightlife #niagara #ontario
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