Bats

It's safer that way - the chances you'll be eaten are smaller when you travel in groups. Also, sometimes all the bats in the area want to be in a specific place, for example when massive amounts of fruit are ripe in the case of African flying foxes. ^^

30 to 40 years

It is most likely to fidn a vampire bat in the Tropics of Mexico, Central America and South America.

I don't think it matters but I do know that they usually drink warm blood.

Wonderboy

Until he or she runs out.

yes

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because they do echos while hunting to find prey to eat and to avoid obsticles

If it's pitch dark they don't, they rely on smell and their whiskers.

Bats are mammals, and give birth to live babies. Kingfishers are birds, and they lay eggs which hatch into chicks. Bats are also nocturnal, but kingfishers are diurnal.

6 years

when it is fall and insects are scarce, Mexican free-tailed bats migrate to mexico and south america all winter long. there, weather is warm and insects are plentiful

january 21 1985

Because fruit bats are flying mammals; parrots, however, are birds.

Mammals: give birth to live young, have hair, produce milk, warm blooded

Birds: lay eggs, produce no milk, warm blooded

Reptiles: lay eggs, no milk, cold blooded

There are many factors that are taken into consideration when classifying animals, most of which are based on identifying similarities with other animals/organisms.

The only thing that separates bats from other mammals is their wings... they are basically flying rats.

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no at least i think so

a brown bat catches food by using echolocation

They can eat up to 1 /2 their weight in fruit per day

not unless a animal with rabbies gives that bat rabbies but it not likely because vampire bats are highly smart and fast and no animal could catch a vampire bat unless the vampire bat was dying of trying to get attacked

Heaven

Yes they might, but even though their bites are painless, they are still deadly. If the animal or human is sick, it can grow weak and even die from blood loss and once an animal or human starts bleeding, the vampire bat uses its tongue to lick the blood from the wound.

The greater danger is that vampire bats often spread diseases to their victims. If a vampire bat drinks the blood of an animal or human that has a disease, the bat can then carry the germs of that disease and spread them to other animals it bites. Sometimes the bat itself can become sick as well. Vampire bats have upper incisor teeth shaped like canines. There are three species, found in various areas of Latin America.

A Dawn Bats adaptation is that they can hang on their feet for many hours and so the bats wont have to stay on the ground which would be bad because the dawn bat has other predators.

7 to 8 years