WASHINGTON — The blips and blobs
caused by flying animals may look like noise to storm-watchers
studying Doppler radar data, but these signals could be a big hit
with bat biologists.
GOING BATS Radar images show masses of bats moving across the landscape (color bar below shows movements over time), giving biologists a sense of where swarms are moving.
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