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Can Bats can pollinate plants

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by eating them and then puking i guess....... well i dont know but i think they can grab it or they can carryy them all the way but i dont think bats ar einterested in that type of thing haha

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It is through eating fruits and eliminating wastes that bats spread seeds.

Specifically, bats (Chiroptera order) are known to devour insects and feed upon a plant's flowers and fruits. This choice of food sources makes them beneficial wildlife against insect pests, effective controls against insect-related overpopulation, and vital dispersers of pollen and seed. Seeds may spill while the bat is eating or when the bat leaves behind fecal matter which is known as nutrient-rich guano.

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Yes, and they are major pollinators of desert plants such as cacti. and banannas...yes banannas..weird..but true

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they eat the fruit and digest it on to other plants

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Yes. And very good ones too!

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