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Choose a Page:*How do bats locate their food?*Which is the fastest mammal?What is the smallest land mammal?How does a camel survive in the de...Why does a zebra have stripes?How can you tell a monkey from an ape?Which animal is called the 'walkin...What is a rhino's horn made of?Which animal is called the river h...How does a mongoose defeat a cobra?How does a lion catch its prey?How do kangaroos and wallabies run?How does the porcupine protect itself?What is the difference between the... How do bats locate their food? Bats have weak eyes, so they use their ears to locate flying insects. They send out high-pitched noises and listen for the echoes. They can tell if the echo comes from an insect, and figure out exactly where it is.   Previous: Back Book: Best Ever Q&A Section: Nature Chapter: Land Mammals