How do bats give birth to their young ones?

Answer 1

Some bats live together in big colonies during the winter. Several hundred males and females may huddle for warmth, hanging upside-down in a cave or old building. In the summer, only females (girls) live together in a maternity (mother) colony of up to several hundred bats. Each mother bat has one or two babies in early summer. The babies cling to their mother's furry belly and drink milk. The mothers and babies all huddle together for warmth. If you ever find a "maternity" or "mother" colony, leave immediately. If you scare the mothers, they will probably drop their babies and accidentally kill them. Baby bats can fly after only one month, and are full grown after two or three months. They live from ten to thirty years.

Answer 2

Bats are born in the way that most mammals are born. They are born alive from the mother's womb.

Answer 3

Most bats breed in there second year, some don't breed until they are seven to ten years old.

Answer 4

They don"t they have sex like other Mammals.

Answer 5

Yes! Bats do give live birth because they are mammals. Most people think bats are rodents but they are in-fact mammals.