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BATS use sonar, or echolocation, to navigate complex environments, and also to forage and then accurately pinpoint the flying insects on which they prey.
While visiting Two Ponds, a wildlife refuge here in Arvada, I captured these wonderful butterfly images, earlier today:
This is the opening paragraph which gets you very interested in the topic.
This blog will now engage in twenty four hours of silence as a show of respect for the all those who have suffered at the hands religious zealots around the world and throughout history.
I clicked, knowing what an addictive personality I have. You suck, sir.
Ugh. I was doing well, and then they asked "Portland, UNITEDSTATES". Err, yeah. Which one? I picked Maine, they wanted Oregon. Luckily, that got me to stop...
Wonderful, addictive. But I couldn't get much above 7000.
In some cases I felt lucky to get they country right. Sadly, when it comes to Africa, I am not as Geo-Smart as I would like to be. Also, it is hard to find cities in Russia. I only know places like Moskva and Petrograd.
When the US map one starts asking you to place towns of under 10,000 population, it's time to quit.
OMG - what have you done. I guess as long as I surface to eat every now and then I'll be OK. Maybe.