Bats locate their prey by means of a sophisticated echo-location system, very much similar to the Radar.

Moths can pick up the high pitched squeals of the bat from a range of hundred feet onwards. The range of

the bat is only twenty feet!

So when a moth hears the sound signal sent out by a bat, it will often quietly drop to the ground in mid

flight.

Some adventurous moths resort to dogfight. They engage in aerobatics to shake off the bat.

Super smart Tiger moths have even developed their own jamming device-an ultrasonic sound system which

throws the bat completely off its target.

Man is only imitating Nature when he discovers anything at all!