Flying Mammals
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Exotic Pet Animals
Is a sugar glider the right pet for your family? Make an informed decision before buying to keep these cute marsupials out of the Humane Society shelters.
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Southern Flying Squirrels
The seldom seen Southern flying squirrel is a true marvel as it glides gracefully among the tree tops. Find out more about this amazing creature of the night.
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What is a Flying Fox?
A flying fox is a large fruit bat. The large flying fox, or Pteropus vampyrus, is the largest flying mammal in the world.
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Are Vampire Bats Really Vampires?
Vampire bats get their name because they feed at night, and exclusively on the blood of mammals and birds. There are three species of vampire bat.
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Are Vampire Bats Real?
Often feared and seen as a dangerous pest, the vampire bat has its place in the natural world.
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The Importance of Bats in Native Landscapes
Around the world, bats provide vital services such as pollinating desert and tropical plants, eating insects, and helping to distribute seeds - but bats are in danger.
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The Order Chiroptera
Learn about the traits that place bats into a special mammal category.
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How Bats Use Echolocation
While more people have an aversion to bats as opposed to an affinity, one thing can't be denied; they have some incredibly special traits that people find fascinating.
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Meet the Little Brown Bat - Myotis Lucifugus
Capable of eating 1,200 mosquitoes in an hour, the little brown bat has earned the reputation of being the best bug killer anywhere in the world.
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Benefits of Erecting a Bat House
Erecting a bat house involves many considerations, from habitat to location. Following some simple guidelines can help attract bats, nature's own natural pest control.
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Bat Facts, Myths, and Benefits
Bats are coming out of the dark. Awareness of their pest control benefits and separating fact from fiction is leading to their acceptance and desirability as yard guests.
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Thank the Bats for Organic Coffee
Coffee is a staple food for most people, as well as being a gourmet delight, especially shadegrown organic coffee. Who knew we had bats to thank for the great taste?
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