Did you know Little Brown Bats and Southern Resident Killer Whales have more in common than meets the eye? Both are mammals. Both use echolocation to hunt and navigate. Both are species at risk in coastal British Columbia.
Join us at 1pm eastern (10AM pacific) on October 23rd for Sight by Sound: The Secret Language of Echolocation, part of a free online learning series from Parks Canada and Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants.
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