Bioacoustics and military history

From the front matter of Ultrasonic Communication by animals [1]. The Royal Air Force 360 Squadron used the moth Melese laodamia​ (Druce, 1884) as part of their squadron badge. The squadron focussed on counter measures to electromagnetic radar, analogous to the moths defenses against the bioacoustic sonar of bats.

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  1. Sales G, Pye D. Ultrasonic Communication by Animals. London, United Kingdom: Chapman and Hall; 1974:281.
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