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Bats woo their mates by belting out high-pitched tunes
Beeps By www.gobeyondpink.com | Jun 13 2018

Doctoral student Cory Toth is on a mission to listen to bats, particularly the New Zealand short-tailed bat. His research found that the bat not only sings but also produces most song output. The fuzzy haired males exercise their vocal chords on an average of 6 hours at a time, producing 100,000 syllables. They do that to attract a mate.

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