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Bats Compete for Resources
Researchers recently found that Mexican free-tailed bats compete for food by jamming each other’s echolocation frequencies mid-hunt — a behavior that has never been seen before.
Read more at BBC News.
Header Image: Image Credit: Ann Froschauer, USFWS
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