@zekedarwinscience: Humans and Echolocation #learnontiktok #EduTok #Science #scienceteacher #echolocation #brain #evolution #scienceexperiment #biology #humans #blind

Hasisdabasto :

So do i keep clicking till i suddenly have it?

Mealnchole :

yeah but echolocation on non blind human is basically useless, normal human brain wired to visuals, so basically our eyes is better

damncapitalism :

Some other oldest languages a click languages, wonder if there’s a connection

￴ :

ben Underwood did it first

arvii. :

jusslurking :

The early ancestor to all mammals was nocturnal, that’s why mammals tend to have excellent hearing and whiskers. And why echolocation reevolves in derived species. Just a theory.

jasrajgill094 :

maybe this is more of just a side effect of our excellent auditory abilities used for communication

BloodOcean :

I remember Ethan Nestor randomly using echolocation in the dark, trying to find Markiplier 😂😂😂

Leandro :

is there a guide to learning this because if there is I might learn this over the summer

Kelly MM🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 :

I lived in the dark for 10 years . it was called fear . I moved around quite good in my house in the dark

KTKJNN STJNN NN :

in few african languages they use clicking sounds to communicate. i wonder if this is somehow connected to your cavemen navigation theory

Atlas :

he cannot process texture from echo location, js.

Barbie’s Blender 🧚‍♂️🏰 :

Great my astigmatism is making my eyes useless at night. I need a new alternative

Joshua :

So caves, got it

beans4brains :

i halfway taught myself this as a kid after seeing a story about this blind dude. i still kinda can

JmSaints :

Hater :

I have It although I haven't mastered it, trained for a year before I could even hear back the sounds and make up an image of my surroundings properly.

HikerFocus :

Wait what!

deon :

Aleee ❤️‍🔥 :

I wanna learn that 😁!!!!

wanderingtowardawe :

I’m deaf in one ear. How can I improve?

DominikobossSK11 :

daredevil is real

MrUks :

small correction: not everyone needs a stall or a cave to learn it. I learned it just because I don't have dept perception and I'm oversensitive to hearing. I'm not kidding when I say that I can be in a room of 100 people and still hear a pin drop. TL;DR: I just learned it because I was running into things and noticed I can hear the sound come off of objects

MajesticAscent :

you've never been lying in the bed, in the pitch dark, and a sound goes off that "lights up" the "room" as you'd see it although your eyes are closed? or is that just me

Rex :

see my problem is what if I'm in complete darkness using echolocation clicking. and then something clicks back