Definition
Echolocation is the process of using sound waves and echoes to determine the location of objects. It's like using sound as a form of sight. Unlike normal vision, echolocation relies on hearing. Think of it as how bats navigate in the dark. Echolocation creates a 'sound picture' of the surroundings. Itβs like a sonar system used by submarines. Animals like dolphins and bats use it to hunt and navigate.