About $96\%$ of Scandinavian moths have ears tuned to the ultrasonic pulses that bats, their predators, emit. But the remaining $4\%$ do not have ears and are deaf. However, they have a larger wingspan than the hearing moths, and also have higher wingloadings- the ratio between a wing's area and its weight- meaning higher maneuverability.
Which one of the following can be best inferred from the above passage?
- A higher proportion of deaf moths than hearing moths fall prey to bats.
- Deaf moths may try to avoid bats by frequent changes in their flight direction.
- Deaf moths are faster than hearing moths, and so are less prone to becoming a bat's dinner than hearing moths.
- The large wingspan enables deaf moths to better receive and sense the pulses of their bat predators.