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To answer number eight, you need to describe three different animal species and their sensory abilities and how this is related to their life history.
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So life history is describing where an animal lives, how does it eat, stuff like that communication.
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So thinking about the sensory abilities that we've learned about within this chapter, the first example i'll use facts.
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Also the subject of question one for this chapter.
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That's an echolocation.
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So again, echo location is where bats emit a sound and it essentially makes an echo, so the sound waves will hit something, bounce back, and then the bats are able to locate it.
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Either an object, a lot of times when they are foraging, that's how they find their prey.
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It's really neat.
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They're nocturnal, so you can imagine just relying on visual cues to find their prey, or insects for a lot of bats species using visual cue to be tough.
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So echolocation is their main source of finding their prey.
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Now, what's interesting in my second example, tiger moths...