Share this on WhatsApp Velvety free-tail bats produce sounds that help them locate insect prey, but that simultaneously identify them to their companions. — Read more on ScientificAmerican.com Source link Share on FacebookTweetFollow usShare this on WhatsApp
Share this on WhatsApp In November and December of 2020, with COVID cases rising across the nation, state and city leaders across the U.S. imposed restrictions to curb the spread ahead of the holiday season. The Centers for Disease Control even recommended that people stay home. Despite these warnings, over six million Americans traveled by […]
Share this on WhatsApp As the new coronavirus continues to burn through populations, studies are beginning to shed light on its impact on infants. And so far the findings have been promising for parents and researchers alike. The initial data suggest that infants make up a small fraction of people who have tested positive for […]
