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Echo Walk translates the secret language of local bats

Summary by The Anniston Star
Ever wondered what Calhoun County sounds like after dark? The Georgia-Alabama Land Trust is using specialized acoustic equipment to translate ultrasonic bat calls into a frequency humans can hear during the “Echo Walk” on Thursday.

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Echo Walk translates the secret language of local bats

Ever wondered what Calhoun County sounds like after dark? The Georgia-Alabama Land Trust is using specialized acoustic equipment to translate ultrasonic bat calls into a frequency humans can hear during the “Echo Walk” on Thursday.

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The Anniston Star broke the news on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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