BATS Bats have been surrounded by superstition and have been feared and treated badly by humans as a result. But in fact, these animals are almost always harmless, or even beneficial to human interests. As the only major

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Date: 2013-01-16 11:24:25 Pollinators Biology Little brown bat Cricket bat Gambian Epauletted Fruit Bat Gray Bat Bats Mouse-eared bats Animal flight		BATS Bats have been surrounded by superstition and have been feared and treated badly by humans as a result. But in fact, these animals are almost always harmless, or even beneficial to human interests. As the only major Add to Reading List Source URL: www.phila.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 141,00 KB Share Document on Facebook

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