Are Bats blind?

Answer 1

No,bats can see very well.But they don't use their eye to hunt for their prey.They use their ears instead!!

Answer 2

Despite the popular saying, "blind as a bat," bats aren't blind at all. In fact, many species can see very well. But bats are specially adapted through echolocation to fly in absolute darkness, where they can find and snag insects for food

Answer 3

No bats are not blind,they can see but not so clear.

Answer 4

Blind as bats, in fact.

Actually, no, but most are nocturnal and would be effectively blind in daylight.

Answer 5

Yes, Bats R blind, they can hear it's called Sonar detection.

Answer 6

Nope.

Although the eyes of most species of microbats are small and poorly developed, the sense of vision is typically very good, especially at long distances, beyond the range of echolocation. Their senses of smell and hearing, however, are excellent.

Answer 7

no but they use a high pitched squeal of some sort to see where they are going because they have extreamly good hearing and the sound will hit whatevers in front of them and come back to them and they know its there and they can avoid it but their seeing is bad

Answer 8

not really.. they have a different vision from humans, so they can't see as we do. On the other hand, they do have similar to sonars locators, so they can "hear" a whole lot better, and with it can "see" all reliefs, shapes and forms of their surroundings.

Answer 9

They have limited sight, and mainly rely on their hearing for most of their hunting.

Answer 10

no, but they sure do act like it! they rely on their really good hearing sense because they call and when it bounces off sumthin they no not to go there.