Echolocation Explanation template :)

We are studying echolocation as a part of our inquiry.  Echolocation is where a location such as an object by reflected sound. Animals such as dolphins rats bats use echolocation to communicate with each other and reflect where objects are and  also they use it to see where their going .They use Echolocation  because they don’t have good eyes to see like we do. It is really cool that they use Echolocation this explanation will tell you all about it.

This process of echolocation will send sound waves that a like a click. It gives them information about where they are and what size and shape such as a object and some proof about objects. The longer it takes for the sound to come back the far the distance between them and the object.If a dolphin yelled and it took for long to come back than the object it far but if it comes back straight away object is close to them.

Dolphins use echolocation because they live in a very big sea so when they yelled it has a echo and it bounces back to them that's how they know where objects are and where they are  going. Dolphins slap their nostrils together that's how they use echolocation. If dolphins didn't have echolocation it wouldn't matter because they have others sings that they can do and other things.