We would like this information to be as accurate as possible. We ask you to help us by looking through this information and writing back to us if you find something that is not accurate. Please put the animal name in the subject header and your source for the correct information. Wolf Spider Bats Richard Bats don't really use their eyes alot. This is called echolocation.
Bats use their tails to catch their food.
When a bug flies under the bat's tail, the bat quickly moves its tail and swoops the bug into its mouth. Most bats have little pieces of skin in the front of their ears. They use them to help them hear better. These pieces of skin are called traguses. The Cottontail Rabbit can be seen in a lot of the Western Hemisphere, from Southern Canada to South America.