Hanging on: In search of the bat that returned from the dead
May 15, 2017
1 min read
Nice write-up from @olliewearn @EDGEofExistence describing his use of our @OpenAcoustics devices in Cuba.
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Nice write-up from @olliewearn @EDGEofExistence describing his use of our @OpenAcoustics devices in Cuba.
I enjoyed this write-up about the search for a bat thought to have disappeared, especially the use of acoustic devices in Cuba to support the fieldwork. It shows how technology can help researchers investigate elusive wildlife. That same spirit of experimentation reminds me of Melon Playground, a physics sandbox game where I can test different setups and explore unexpected outcomes.
A fascinating story about the search for a bat species once thought to be lost. Field research often depends on careful observations and detailed records, and turn handwritten field notes into text can be useful for preserving those notes in a searchable digital format.
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I found the story about a bat returning from the dead fascinating because it shows how much nature can still surprise us. I think discoveries like this remind us why wildlife research matters, and it even sparked the same curiosity in me that I feel when exploring creative worlds like Baseball Bros.
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