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I found this quite funny
Fossil find suggests microbats evolved the ability to fly before developing echolocation.
It might be just me - but I had a sudden mental picture of all these bat flying into things... and eventually figuring out they could use the echoes of other bats yelling "Ow!" to find out where things were.
I mean - how useless is the ability to fly without the ability to "see" where you're going?
