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Animal flight / Pollinators / Microbat / Megabat / Animal echolocation / Horseshoe bat / Black Flying Fox / Greater Noctule bat / Gambian Epauletted Fruit Bat / Mammals of Australia / Bats / Pteropus
Date: 2012-02-25 23:01:03
Animal flight
Pollinators
Microbat
Megabat
Animal echolocation
Horseshoe bat
Black Flying Fox
Greater Noctule bat
Gambian Epauletted Fruit Bat
Mammals of Australia
Bats
Pteropus

CAPRICORN CAVES BATS Bat Facts • One quarter of all mammal species are bats. There are 930 species of bats in the world belonging to the order chiroptera (meaning hand winged). •

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