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Today I learned the difference between a bat and a flying fox.
A flying fox is a type of bat that does not use sonar only.
They use their eyes and ears and bats use their sonar and nose to find
food in the dark because they can't see in the dark.
BAT
Kia ora Caleb.
ReplyDeleteGreat job for learning and sharing what you have learned while working from home. I like that you have added photos of a flying fox and a bat. They are great images. Have you ever seen either of these in real life?
no but my dad has and id like too as well
DeleteKia ora Caleb, I never knew this! Is sonar the same as echolocation? What prompted you to find out about Bats? Where did you find your information?
ReplyDeletei had a conversation about bats with my dad. and my dad told me a story about a flying fox and he said that he caught one in fiji.
DeleteTēnā Koe Caleb,
ReplyDeleteThank you for teaching me something new about bats! I did not know that flying foxes were so different from bats! I enjoyed seeing the photographs you added, the flying foxes really do look a lot like actual foxes.
Ngā Mihi
Miss Short
Hi Caleb, I loved these pictures and found the difference between them to be quite fascinating. Good Work, the post could of used a conclusion or a last statement from you.Hey, why don't you blog your idea's/ and experiences about lockdown. I am sure that your classmates would love to hear what you have been up to, to fill in your days through/during lockdown. Stay awesome and be kind.
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