Greater wax moths beat bats with ultrasonics
Researchers at the University of Strathclyde find the greater wax moth can hear sounds up to 300 kHz, surpassing human hearing and bats’ echolocation. The moths use this to escape bat predation and possibly to communicate with others beyond bat range.
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Miracle-Ear unveils GENIUS tech for better speech clarity
Miracle-Ear launches GENIUS platform offering up to 25 percent improved speech recognition in challenging environments. The exclusive technology powers its RIC model with features like Directional Focus, Wireless Windscreen, MVoiceTarget 360, and MHD2Sound. Free hearing tests and nationwide franchised locations highlighted.
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