CORE 2 FIRST TIMERS SO: DD-3 (M-R)

Bats don’t mind it being crowded on cave ceilings

Ribbing in some bats’ ears helps channel the sound down their ears.

The tendons in a bat’s foot are arranged in such a way that a bat is relaxed when their foot grabs what it is holding onto.

Hanging from cave ceilings makes it easy for a quick escape if a predator reaches the bats.

The biceps muscle is very important for bats. This muscle can disengage the ear so the ear is not damaged with its loud sonar.

The “front” of the bat cochlea is wide. High sounds are heard in this wide outer coil of the cochlea.