Mother Bats' Hearts Accelerate in Response to Their Own Babies' Cries
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This study reveals that mother Japanese house bats experience an increased heart rate when hearing the isolation calls of their own pups. This physiological response helps mothers identify and care for their offspring among many others in the colony, which is crucial for the pups' survival.
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