Predators such as foxes, cats, rats, and possums, particularly those animals able to climb the trees where long-tailed bats roost, consider them to be edible. Since their bodies have little meat (they only weigh about 10 grams (half an ounce)) and can escape by flying up to 100 kilometers (60 miles) per hour when threatened, larger animals or humans do not bother preying on them.
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Bats there are two surviving species the long tailed bat and the short tailed bat
when it is fall and insects are scarce, Mexican free-tailed bats migrate to mexico and south america all winter long. there, weather is warm and insects are plentiful
They are found commonly in Australia, Norfolk Island, New Guinea and New Caledonia.
Long-tailed Nightjar was created in 1825.
Long-tailed Duck was created in 1758.
Long-tailed Mole was created in 1872.
Long-tailed Fiscal was created in 1906.
Long-tailed Skipper was created in 1758.
Long-tailed chinchilla was created in 1829.
Long-tailed Cuckoo was created in 1787.
Long tailed otters live in central and southern america.