Bats require branches from which to hang. Whether these are attached to straight trees or curved trees is immaterial.
Bats use their curved claws on their wings to hold on to things such as trees. It helps them to stay still while not flying. Bats use the claws on their feet also to hold on to trees upside down but they also use them to hunt. They use their sonar detection to find the prey, fly to it, and grapple it between their clawed feet. This is how bats use their curved claws.
they are like normal bats they sleep in dark caves and sometimes under trees
under a bridge in a cave or in a bat home and trees and nest
In trees, caves, under bridges and other out-of-the-way places where they can rest undisturbed.
caves, trees, attics, basement's, and under woodpiles
Brown Trees.
yes it is very likely that they do. Many bats find trees to be the perfect place to roost and spend time taking care of their babies. Some bats actually live under big leaves and by using camouflage they can hide from harm and danger. There are other bats that roost under the bark of trees, while still others just hang from the branches.
Bats eat a lot of insects, and many insects damage plants and trees. Edited answer: Bats help in the dispersal of seeds
trees
People can find bats in caves or trees depending on what kind of bat. Bats live everywhere expect Polar regions. Bats are amazing creatures. They even live up under bridges. And sometimes in the church bell tower, known as a belfry.
trees
because