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That tune coming from an old mine in B. C.? It's probably a bat, singing a love song | iNFOnews

VANCOUVER - The high-pitched tweets, trills and chirps sound like the chorus of birds in the treetops. ....

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That tune coming from an old mine in B.C.? It's probably a bat

That tune coming from an old mine in B.C.? It's probably a bat
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That tune coming from an old mine in B.C.? It's probably a bat, singing a love song

Authors of a study say that while bats are well known for using sound to echolocate prey and navigate around objects, silver-haired bats also sing. ....

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Research captures songs sung by bats in abandoned B.C. mines

The high-pitched tweets, trills and chirps sound like the chorus of birds in the treetops. But the songs documented in new research emanate from sites including abandoned mines in British Columbia, and the voices belong to silver-haired bats. ....

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That tune coming from an old mine in B. C.? It's probably a bat, singing a love song

Bats typically produce pulses of sound and listen to the echoes to find food ....

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