echolocation (Crossword)

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• Echolocation is when cetaceans produce a sound
• Method used by certain animals, notably bats, whales
• System used by many cetaceans to orientate, navigate
• A means by which bats and certain other animals can find their way
• Term applied to the method by which bats direct their flight and avoid solid objects
• The sonar-like use of reflected sound waves to locate food and other objects
• Natural ability of some animals to use echoes for locating food and navigation
• The ability of some animals to use reflected sound for locating food and for navigation
• The use of echoes from sound waves to create a sensory map of an area and to detect prey
• Determining the location of something by measuring the time it takes for an echo to return from it
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