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britannica.com
Are Bats Really Blind? | Britannica
The article debunks the myth that bats are blind, explaining that bats have keen eyesight attuned to low-light conditions and use echolocation for hunting in darkness, but vision is functional and often better than humans in dim light.
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batcon.org
Blind as a Bat? No Such Thing - Bat Conservation International
All bats have functional eyes and can see, with vision varying by species; some bats have visual abilities superior to humans in certain aspects, like ultraviolet detection.
usgs.gov
Are bats blind? | U.S. Geological Survey - USGS.gov
Bats are not blind; they have small eyes with sensitive vision for low-light conditions, complementing echolocation for hunting.
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