Biology, asked by Dograe9082, 1 year ago

A bat screams with a sound more than 20000 (hz) but we can't hear it. Why?

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Answered by jacquescalleja

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Sounds above 20,000 Hz are known as ultrasound and cannot be detected by the human ears.

Answered by louisnash11

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Because the frequency of the sound has not fallen between the hearing frequency of man

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