Animals
Hawkmoth Use Genitals to Generate Ultrasound that Confuses Bats
Hawkmoths have the ability to jam the echolocation ability of bats. Researchers from University of Florida say that hawkmoths can generate sonic pulses from their genitals that disrupt the bats' ability to locate them.
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