35 Incredible Bat Facts!

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10 Incredible Bat Facts

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Big or small, we love them all! Bats are incredibly diverse in size, ranging from the largest flying foxes to the tiniest bumblebee bats (like the little fellow in the last slide). But regardless of size, all bats serve important roles in their ecological communities, while also benefiting humans. And aren’t they just so darn cute too? 1. Mariana flying fox (Pteropus mariannus) 2. Western mastiff or greater bonneted bat (Eumops perotis) 3. Pallid bat (Antrozous pallidus) 4. Kitti’s hog-nosed or

The tinniest little red bat pup is our youngest baby bat. It’s still baby season despite most of our pups being older there is still time for tiny foliage bats like this sweet boy to come into care ❤️ Red bats breed in August and September. Fertilization does not occur until spring. The gestation period is 80-90 days, after which the female produces a litter of 1-5 (average 2 or 3) young, the largest litter size of any bat. Female eastern red bats give birth in late June or July. Pups remain at