Bats hunting their prey Top Bat BBC
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any animal which dies from rabies (and is then eaten by another species) could, I guess (a guess) potentially spread the virus (rabies is a virus.
Date: 2020-08-24
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Comments and reviews: 4
daemogorgon
The last one looks so happy with its prey. and also so cute with those long ears! The problem is here in Chile we have many of the desmodus ones and they are all infected with rabies: (
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The last one looks so happy with its prey. and also so cute with those long ears! The problem is here in Chile we have many of the desmodus ones and they are all infected with rabies: (
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Imaad
Even if bats did put us in this mess, we should remember that bats eat up insect pests like moths and mosquitoes. The latter are worse carriers of diseases. Some bats even pollinate flowers.
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Even if bats did put us in this mess, we should remember that bats eat up insect pests like moths and mosquitoes. The latter are worse carriers of diseases. Some bats even pollinate flowers.
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Carolann
Bats actually have 2 highly evolved sensory perceptors. number 1 their eyes! number 2 their sonar. why have eyes! unlike underground moles c'est pas necessaire n'est pas?
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Bats actually have 2 highly evolved sensory perceptors. number 1 their eyes! number 2 their sonar. why have eyes! unlike underground moles c'est pas necessaire n'est pas?
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Aloan
Joe, the Moth: we got no job, we got no women, we got no money and our moth's heads are falling off! :D
Last bat: mmmm ehhh, What up doc? I'm bugsbat! :D
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Joe, the Moth: we got no job, we got no women, we got no money and our moth's heads are falling off! :D
Last bat: mmmm ehhh, What up doc? I'm bugsbat! :D
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