Bat Biologist Reveals That Bats Are Surprisingly Clumsy In Flight
A social media post from bat biologist Dave Hemprich-Bennett challenges the long-held scientific assumption that bats are masters of mid-air navigation. While researchers previously believed that bats moved in perfect synchrony and possessed sophisticated dodging abilities, the introduction of high-speed camera technology has revealed a different reality. Observations now show that bats frequently collide with one another while flying in dense groups. Despite these mid-air mishaps, the biologist maintains that bats remain fascinating creatures, highlighting how modern technology can debunk long-standing theories about animal behavior in the wild.

Be more like bats - if you suck at driving, just kill all other shitty drivers and make way for the rest
If youre messed up and crash all the times, but youre speed, too, so nobody sees.
@9gagstem high speed cameras really just exposed bats as bad at group projects
Csp here: he is a bat biologist not bat biologist
Also bat raves
Some bats are really cute
They also shut the world down in 2020
Bats are cool.
Captain here, high-speed cams finally showed what bat biologists long guessed: in dense swarms, echolocation gets crowded and mid-air bumps are common. They usually bounce and keep flying. Who else thought bats had perfect air traffic control?
Meanwhile...! LOL! .