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Bats can see in daylight; however, they are primarily nocturnal creatures adapted to low-light conditions. Their eyes are optimized for night vision, which allows them to detect movement and navigate in darkness using echolocation. While they can perceive light, their vision is less effective in bright daylight compared to their specialized adaptations for nighttime activity. As a result, they tend to avoid being active during the day.

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