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seansidine on October 26, 2024
Bat week sketch number three. This one inspired by gravestone art. #batweek2024 #batweek #bats
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cherrycreekcpw on October 26, 2024
#BatWeek Show us your bat knowledge! For more Bat Week Activities: https://batweek.org/educate/
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wildlifenj on October 26, 2024
Bats are unique mammals, and their anatomy makes them the only mammals capable of true flight! Every part of a bat is adapted to help it thrive in its environment - from aerial hunting to nighttime na...
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timpanogoscavenps on October 26, 2024
What type of music do you listen to? At Timpanogos Cave we listen to bat acoustics! Scientists use devices like this to detect the sounds that bats make while they echolocate their way around in the ...
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georgewashingtonbirthplacenm on October 26, 2024
🦇 Happy Halloween!! 🎃 #DidYouKnow that by eating pests, bats naturally increase crop yields for cacao which is the main ingredient in chocolate? Without bats, we would have less Halloween chocolate t...
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innerspacecavern on October 26, 2024
🌼 Did you know that bats are essential pollinators? 🦇✨ While many people associate bats with caves and night skies, these incredible creatures play a vital role in pollinating a variety of plants, con...
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boonshoftmuseum on October 26, 2024
Bats are an amazingly diverse group of animals with over 1,400 species found worldwide! Bats come in a wide range of sizes. The bumblebee bat, found in Thailand, weighs only 2 grams, that’s less than ...
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murcisemana_oficial on October 26, 2024
Amantes de los murciéalgos de CDMX coatlan_ los espera el día de mañana en Cerro de zacatenco ¡No falten! #murcisemana #murcisemana2024 #Batweek #murcielagos #murcielagosmexicanos
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waterrocksisu on October 26, 2024
Worldwide, there are more than 1,400 species of bats—that’s almost 20 percent of all mammal species. Most bats in North America eat insects, including moths, beetles, aquatic insects, and flies. A si...
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