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The tiny airflow sensors on a bat’s wing
A bat’s wing can feel which way the air is moving. In big brown bats, tiny wing hairs feed sensory information to the brain. In an experiment, many recorded neurons responded most strongly when air flowed from the wing’s back edge towards its front.
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