Bats

Contrary to popular belief, bats have a quite good eyesight, besides, they can rely on a very useful resource called 'echolocation', which is something like a natural sonar. They emit a sound and wait for the echo it produces on things, that way, they can calculate the distance things are away from them and avoid to crash on them.

The fruit bat species is the largest species of bats. They usually weigh up to 2 to 4 pounds, and obviously, eat fruit. Hope this helps! :)

Vampire bats are being protected in their natural habitats because many areas are enforcing sanctuaries for these animals. They are not protected from their natural habitats because these habitats are safe for the bats. They often live in hollow trees or caves which cause them to be hidden and safe.

It has 28 chromosomes. Although it is still not certain as there are not many studies carried out about this type of bat.

The fruit bat, brown bat, and vampire bat (yes it's real) !!

Check this link:

http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/common-vampire-bat.html

The little pied bat of Australia is known to eat insects. However, beyond this, other information about their diets is not clear.

yes they do

Yes. Dolphins are marine mammals. They breathe with lungs, give birth to live young, nurse their young, and are warm-blooded. Monkeys are apes, and have the same mammalian characteristics as humans.

because the need to see to fly and the sun light hurts there eyes they are nocturnal

Hoary bats live in Hawaii. They can be found on nearly every island there, although they are considered secretive creatures.

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The grey bat looks grey and smallish

Just telling you guys now im 12, but i know the answer to this because i am doing a project on bats right now. The phylum name for a vampire bat is Chordata..! Enjoy.

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yes they use echolocation to not bump into walls. they send out high frequency sounds so that bounce back off of the walls and they sense that. that is how they know if a wall is in front of them, so they dont bump into them.

In larger quantities, the ammonia given off by bat guano can be toxic to humans. Bats can also carry some pathogens that can pass into their feces that might be a problem. BUT, if the guano is dried or dessicated, it is not likely to be too much of a problem. There can be smells and dust, but if you are talking about a small infestation in a home or outbuilding, just clean it up and there should be no problem.

bat rays are fish. all fish are vertebrates.

they can hear from 2miles away from there distance.

Bats can live in caves, the attics of houses, outbuildings, hollow trees, birdhouses or any other place that offers shelter from the elements and roosting places for the bats.

Beavers live in large communal homes called lodges or sometimes in holes in the bank of a river or stream.

They are both animals that are in the category of mammals, just like us human beings

Yes, bats can use echolocation to find their food. They emit a high squeal and listen for the echo to find things in the dark.

Bats like fruit, but they manely insects. Some bloodsuckers