Which outcome occurs when the gleaning bat uses sonar?

💡 Explanation

The bat uses echolocation to actively locate and identify motionless insects attached to surfaces; because it emits sound pulses, this detects prey via returning echoes. Therefore, the bat uses sound waves; rather than vibrations or passive listening which relies on existing, independent signals from prey.

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