Fags KEfULD, 15-- TEE Pha, Itesttj, Utah, 1975 Mjr Te ! FAOTASTf C ! ! I Me Whv Hi 1 B A. LEOKl'M i Rut & fawfcdfeiSvrisaiwi.Se tfc lifteiIt'tistisf Tie firtt ' tut Bits hst&pttiet , usaiwaH 3 - 1 , II pt-- i " - mow, ?: par spcstloss, "TELL ME address te WHY!" care d this paper, Iddmk Zip Cade, la ease J dupJkate uestieas the tatfaor f 1 wiii decide tbe winner. Tuday's CHRIS SHIMA- MCTO. 12, Safiejvaie, Calif. I lit 11, winter is: Most bats are adive only at li&L Hvcomeoutatniehlta foc. For cfntureis men find studied bats wondered they found thier way in the dark. How could a bat with no light to see by find a flying ? i insect and catch it in flight think to used Many people that bats had unusually keen eveKht and could see by light too faint for human eves to oHect. Scientists now know tiwt a bat's ability to navigate depends not on its eyes but on its ears and vocal organs. who bcra PAIR I SOUND CfiflMBIIfi I I AT ALLEN'S m they ttSWrJ ....-v- . a nsoe a wirw . a v- -. . SfW ... that had been set up in the car teat hrt you. S tsrauca times money, Use bats' gets dart. When they taped mouths shut, the animals back ia the 1780'$ an Way Italian cunsanily squeaking 5wS turned SpaHarsani di a: esperfnent. He bonded some bats and released them into a room crisscrossed with silk threads. The bats flew through the maze without testing the threaos. Wsen be plugged their ears, they became tfUangled m fee threads. Spallanzani feit that bats used their east rather than their ewes to find their wav in the dark. la 1920 a scientist suggested that bata sent out signals that were beyond the range of - . biiffidered badly. A bat sends cut signals that squeaks bourn off anything in its path, A sound is bounced back, or reflected. It is an echo. The bat uses echoes to locate things in the dark. Scientists call this echolocation, and it is hke our systems of radar. 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