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Page 7 of the Count's Right hand... things don't seem to be going well with our little furry friend.

BAT FACT: Bats are not blind, but they do see better in the dark. Another form of "seeing" is through echolocation. How echolocation works is that bats will emit sounds from their mouths or nose and hold the sound and as the sounds travel it bounces off anything that is moving or emitting sound gets sent back to the bat. Fuirt bats do this as well when l looking for fruit. For the bats to determine how far the object is, they use a formula what we humans use as known as the Doppler effect.

Trying out new techniques to make the net. As much as I love doing comics its a bit annoying trying to color in that darn net. Let me know if the net bothers you at all. I don't mind going back to the old fashioned way. Thank you!

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Page 7 of the Count's Right hand... things don't seem to be going well with our little furry friend.

BAT FACT: Bats are not blind, but they do see better in the dark. Another form of "seeing" is through echolocation. How echolocation works is that bats will emit sounds from their mouths or nose and hold the sound and as the sounds travel it bounces off anything that is moving or emitting sound gets sent back to the bat. Fuirt bats do this as well when l looking for fruit. For the bats to determine how far the object is, they use a formula what we humans use as known as the Doppler effect.

Trying out new techniques to make the net. As much as I love doing comics its a bit annoying trying to color in that darn net. Let me know if the net bothers you at all. I don't mind going back to the old fashioned way. Thank you!

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