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What eco-systems do vampire bats live in?
Tropical rain forest
What do hammerheaded bats eat?
Hammerhead bats eat fruit. Mostly figs, but they will eat other tropical fruits such as mango and guava.
Do Bat live in the rainforest?
No bats do not live in the rain forest they mostly live in caves.
What are the megabats?
Here's a link to a list of megabats: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit_bat#List_of_genera
Where can vampires are found?
Vampire bats can be found in, Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Argentina. They are mostly found in the American continent.
What eats banana trees in the tropical rain forest?
Monkeys, parrots, fruit bats, and various insects.
What countries are pallid bats found in?
Pallid bats range from southern British Columbia through Montana to central Mexico. They're mostly found in desert areas.
What are the animals found in tropical evergreen forests?
Elephant,monkey,deer,lemur.besides these animals plenty of birds,bats,sloth,scorpion and snails....
What are 3 animals that live in the tropical rain forest?
Jaguar snakes slot poison frog snake leopards monkeys bird ants bugs fish bats
Where are bat found?
Bats are found on every continent except for Antarctica. Insect-eating and Fruit bats especially like tropical or temperate climates because insects and fruits are more prone to being there.
What has the author Frank Greenaway written?
Frank Greenaway has written: 'Humphry Davy' 'Rain forest' -- subject(s): Rain forest animals, Juvenile literature, Rain forest plants, Literatura juvenil, Plantas de selva tropical, Fauna de selva tropical, Animales de selva tropical 'John Dalton and the atom' 'The Box Hill Book of Bats' 'Science museums in developing countries' -- subject(s): Natural history museums 'Really Wicked Droning Wasp (Unlovables)' 'The Really Fearsome Blood-Loving Vampire Bat (The Really Horrible Guides)' 'Chemistry' -- subject(s): Chemistry 'Desert life' 'Amazing bats' -- subject(s): Bats, Juvenile literature
What is the bats habitat?
Bats can be found in a variety of habitats including caves, forests, deserts, and urban areas. They typically roost in dark, secluded places during the day and come out to forage during the night. Their habitat requirements vary depending on the species of bat.
