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The eyes of microbats are primarily adapted to function in low light levels and in those conditions they can see better than humans, though they have difficulty resolving fine details. The California
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Natural History Museum on X: "Light pollution can be harmful to wildlife. For example, for bats, which use powerful night vision and echolocation to navigate, artificially lit areas can be like staring
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