How diverse species master the art of auditory detection
In short: From the deserts of Australia to the forests of Borneo, witness how various creatures use specialized hearing to navigate their environments and never miss a sound.
This documentary explores the remarkable auditory adaptations found across a wide range of species. The episode tracks biological marvels such as the Bat-eared Fox, Bilby, and Kangaroo Rat, alongside creatures like Deer, Proboscis Monkeys, and cicadas, illustrating how they utilize sound to survive in their respective habitats.
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- Summary by Intellect · source: Animal's Super Senses - Hearing | Free Documentary Nature
- Also: www.nationalgeographic.com — Animals
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