Mice and bats’ brains sync up as they interact with their own kind
Studies of the two mammals show coordinated neural activity
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SAME WAVELENGTH When two bats are together, their brain activity falls into lockstep, a synchrony that may help coordinate some social behaviors, a study finds.
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