Hey amazing thinkers! Ever wondered how some animals have superpowers we can barely imagine? Today Ben and Pia explore the fascinating world of bats and their incredible ability to "see" using sound! Join our fun conversation as we discover how bats use echolocation - making clicking sounds that bounce back to create sound-pictures of the world around them! It's like having built-in sonar that works in complete darkness! We'll dive into a famous question from philosopher Thomas Nagel: "What is it like to be a bat?" Can we ever truly understand how it feels to experience the world through sound instead of sight? And what about other animals like dolphins who also use echolocation, or dogs with their super-noses? Did you know? Bats can detect objects as thin as human hair using their sound-sight! They're like tiny flying detectives solving mysteries in the dark! Try this at home: Close your eyes and make clicking sounds with your tongue. Can you hear any echoes bouncing back from walls or furniture? You're trying human echolocation - though bat version is millions of times more detailed! Think about this: If you could experience the world like a bat for one day, what would you want to explore first? A forest at night? Your own house? The possibilities are endless! This episode will make you see (and hear!) the world in a completely new way. Share your thoughts about what it might feel like to navigate using sound instead of sight! #BatEcholocation #PhilosophyForKids #AnimalSuperpowers #Consciousness #SeeingWithSound #ThomasNagel #EcholocationExplained #KidsPhilosophy #CuriousMinds #AnimalSenses #SoundVision #BatFacts #PhilosophicalThinking #NatureIsAmazing #MindBlowing