earthplatform.com

Results 1 - 10 from 22 for objects through echolocation in 0.346 sec.

Dolphin participation program - The Dolphin Institute, Hawaii
These studies revealed how dolphins perceive their world through hearing, vision, and echolocation, the depth and breadth of their intellectual potential, and the ... for both vocal and behavioral imitation, their ability to"image" complexly-shaped objects through echolocation, their spontaneous understanding of television displays and scenes, their understanding of human ...
www.dolphin-institute.org

The Dolphin Institute - About TDI - Facts About TDI And KBMML
These studies revealed how dolphins perceive their world through hearing, vision, and echolocation, the depth and breadth of their intellectual potential, and ... dolphins include abilities for language comprehension, vocal and behavioral imitation, "imaging" of objects through echolocation, interpretation of television displays and scenes, understanding of human pointing and gaze ...
www.dolphin-institute.org More from this site

Ocean Alliance - EDUCATION - Whale Education Kit
Lesson 6 - Credits - Resources > Internships > Whale Stories > Questions & Resources > Lectures > Documentaries > Cetacean Education Through Awareness (CETA) Program > Young Scientist Program: Where are the Whales? PACIFIC LIFE WHALE ... a mechanism called echolocation to "see" with their ears. They direct a beam of click-like sounds and listen to the echoes that return from objects in the path ...
www.oceanalliance.org

Ocean Alliance - EDUCATION - Whale Education Kit
Education Through Awareness (CETA) Program > Young Scientist Program: Where are the Whales? PACIFIC LIFE WHALE EDUCATION KIT - LESSON 5 Echolocation and the Web of Life Goals/Objectives: Students will: Learn about echolocation ... things in their environment, not just food. Whales must pick out different types of objects without being able to see them.) How is it different? (Whales receive MANY more ...
www.oceanalliance.org More from this site

The wave action, especially in a storm, ... banners saying, 'Welcome Home, Flipper.' Flipper was carried from the helicopter through the throngs of people, straight into the water, and released ... of the fence underwater, 'clicks' were heard. These are the echolocation signals used by dolphins. Was it Flipper? We thought so. We ...
dolphinproject.org

(Only one ship, the Sir Galahad, has made it through as of March 31st, due to mines and weather.) Obviously ... echolocation' — which is where they emit a sound and are able to deduce an image from that sound via the echo that bounces back off of underwater objects. Can you feel echolocation ... (MMIR) 11/09/2000. The MMIR is available to anyone through the Freedom of Information Act. home who we are ...
dolphinproject.org More from this site

ACT for Kids: Teacher’s Guide
Andes Great mountain system that forms the backbone of South America extending through the countries of Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina anthropology The study of ... income and education diversity Variety of life echolocation The use of reflected sound from an emitter (such as a bat or dolphin) to locate objects ecosystem A system made up of a ...
ethnobotany.org

GORP - Bat-Watching, Introduction
Bat Conservation International, other organizations, and devoted individuals, the public is becoming educated about these gentle mammals. Truly marvelous in their ability to locate objects using echolocation, ... Conservation Information Specialist, who will serve as our special forum guest from October 23 through November 13. Join Barbara on the GORP Forum to ask the best places ...
away.com

Costa Rica - Vampire Bat
Mexico through Argentina. The common vampire bat feeds exclusively from blood of vertebrates. The vampire is ... visual acuity than other chiropterans. It uses low-intensity calls for echolocation, best suited for the detection of larger objects. Which sense, or which combination of sensory modalities, usually is ...
infocostarica.com

Wild World Glossary
Echolocation the sonar-like ability used by bats, dolphins, and other animals to detect objects. Using echolocation, the animal emits high-pitched sounds that ... disturbance and it can function as a normal self-regulating system. This is done through processes such as chemical cleanups, revegetation, and the reintroduction of native species. Riparian pertaining ...
nationalgeographic.com