No, bats are flying mammals.
· bats are mammals - warm-blooded, give birth to live young
· wings are folds of skin supported by elongated finger bones
· resting bad hang head downward - making it easy to take to flight at any given moment
· average sized Canadian bat - weighs 8 g, wing span of about 22 cm
· larges Canadian species weighs about 30 g, wing span of 40 cm
· smallest Canadian species weighs about 5 g
· bats are not blind - they can see very well
· bats are nocturnal creatures
· bats in Canada feed on insects - will consume 50-100 percent of their body weight in one night
· Bats use echolocation to catch prey
· send out high frequency sound waves to find objects in their path
· echolocation calls are ultrasonic - beyond human hearing range in most cases but there is the Spotted Bat (euderma maculatum) which uses lower frequency echolocation calls which can be heard by people
· Canada has 19 species of bats
· life span of over 30 years
Answer70% of bats eat insects :)
Wrong. most bats eat insects. Wrong. most bats eat insects.
Bats eat insects.
Yes. Depending on the species, bats eat a variety of flying, terrestrial and aquatic insects.
They eat insects. Millions of insects.
No. They eat insects. Millions of them each night are eaten by bats. __ Not all bats eat insects. There are fruit eating bats and these bats do indeed eat leaves on occasion as well.
Bats eat a lot of insects, and many insects damage plants and trees. Edited answer: Bats help in the dispersal of seeds
Insects
Insects
gray bats eat insects or fish
Pipistrelle bats eat small insects such as gnats, flies and moths, as well as aquatic insects. They may eat up to 3000 insects in a single night.
Thousands of insects a night.