[Answer] What navigational tool do some whales share with bats?

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...Toothed whales (but apparently no species of baleen whales) use echolocation to hunt their prey, emitting high-pitched sounds and interpreting the sound that bounces back to them. To help amplify the sounds, whales that use echolocation have evolved oddly shaped asymmetrical skulls, plus a layer of extra soft tissue on their head called a melon. The technique, shared with bats, is so accurate scientists studied it to develop radar and sonar technology.

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Echolocation:

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