- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- March 14th, 2014
Echolocation in Whales Evolved 28 Million Years Ago
This date is significantly earlier than researchers first estimated
- Science Blog
- By Laura Sinpetru
- August 28th, 2013
Humans Can Learn to Use Echolocation to “See,” Researchers Claim
Until now, only blind people have been documented to “see” with the help of echolocation
- Green
- By Laura Sinpetru
- October 18th, 2012
Dolphins Are Never Sound Asleep, Can Stay Alert for More Than 15 Days
These animals never quit monitoring their surroundings
- Green/Eco Blog
- By Laura Sinpetru
- September 13th, 2012
Spotlight: Blind Man Sees with the Help of Echolocation
“The world is like a living symphony,” Daniel explains
- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- April 1st, 2010
Bats Need Sunlight for Compass 'Tuning'
Even though the creatures are nocturnal
- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- March 30th, 2010
Bats Shift Echolocation Sound Pitch to Get Around
Especially when dealing with cluttered terrain
- Microbiology/Genetics
- By Tudor Vieru
- January 26th, 2010
Bats and Dolphins Have Similar Echolocation Genes
Researchers have just found this out
- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- January 25th, 2010
Bat Echolocation Techniques Deciphered
A multi-disciplinary approach has yielded the findings
- Nature
- By Tudor Vieru
- July 1st, 2009
How to 'Speak' Like Dolphins
Learn echolocation in just a few weeks
- Behavior/Humans
- By Stefan Anitei
- July 30th, 2007
Like Bats and Dolphins: The Boy That Uses Echolocation
Amazing skill
- Nature
- By Stefan Anitei
- June 25th, 2007
The Ugliest and Most Bizarre Bat Gets a Picture!
Rediscovered in Guinea