Bat Attack Visualized from Data from the Biologger @SciTechDaily
Bat Attack Visualized from Data from the Biologger @SciTechDaily
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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The bat attack visualised from data from the biologger.

The greater noctule bat ascends to high altitudes to detect its songbird prey. After a vertically downwards sprint of several minutes, the bat finally catches its prey. The audio is sped up and affected by wind noise. Thus, the chewing sound is difficult to perceive.

Credit: Laura Stidsholt
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Bat Attack Visualized from Data from the Biologger

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