Senses

Scientists successfully train humans to echolocate like BATS | Daily Mail  Online 

What do a bat, beluga whales, and even dolphins have in common? The ability of echolocation, but one weird fact that intrigued me was that humans use it too! Echolocation occurs when sound waves are emitted and bounce back from an object which helps with navigation and/or hunting. In one of the articles I read regarding echolocation, this special skill enables blind/ sight problems people things that require the sense of sight possible. By utilizing clicking sounds from our mouths, snapping fingers, cane tapping, and other ways to emit sound waves to see the world. Now it got me thinking if we are taking our ability to see for granted or not. 

(https://www.physoc.org/magazine-articles/echolocation-in-people/) 

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