Which outcome occurs when the tympanic membrane of moths becomes insensitive specifically to bat calls at 20 kHz?

💡 Explanation

When moths have reduced sensitivity at 20kHz they won't detect bats until closer due to impaired directional hearing using differential pressure, therefore reduced detection range affects successful prey evasion, rather than migration; because moth communication is rarely dependent on those specific frequencies.

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