Name: Echolocation - Trickster Insects by Elizabeth LoGiudice
Duration: 4 min 21 s
Description: This segment from the Echolocation podcast describes how moths and other insects jam echolocation signals from hunting bats!

This segment from the Echolocation podcast describes how moths and other insects jam echolocation signals from hunting bats!

Echolocation - Trickster Insects

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Echolocation - Trickster Insects

Elizabeth LoGiudice

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