The Bumblebee Bat, also known as Kitti's hog-nosed bat, is protected through various conservation efforts, including habitat preservation and legal protections under national laws. Conservation organizations are working to raise awareness about the species' plight and its critical habitats in Thailand and Myanmar. Additionally, research efforts are underway to monitor populations and assess threats such as habitat destruction and climate change. These combined efforts aim to ensure the survival of this critically endangered species.
bumblebee bat
A bumblebee bat!
Bumblebee bats are cannibalistic (bumblebee bats eat bumblebee bats). A bumblebee bat will also eat human children when they are sleeping. The only predator of the bumblebee bat is the manitee.
the bumblebee bat was found by a thai zoologist named kitti thonglongyai.
The Bumblebee bat lives in Thailand and Burma. It does not live in the United States. This bat lives in limestone caves along the river.
No. The bumblebee bat is smaller.
The average life span of the bumblebee bat can be between five to ten years. The bumblebee bat is a very small bat that is native to Thailand and Myanmar. It is an endangered species.
its pretty big
the bumblebee bat
yes
it is a microbat
Bumblebee Bat