Which hunting outcome develops when frog-eating bats increase hearing threshold?

💡 Explanation

Increased hearing threshold reduces the bat's sensitivity to frog calls, which causes reduced focus on frog predation because target acquisition relies on auditory cues; therefore acoustic filtering favors consumption of insects, rather than continued reliance on frog echolocation profiles under time constraint pressures.

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