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BATS!!!!!!!!!

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"Lesser long-nosed bat"
 
Our wings heal quickly -
else how could we climb
every night into
your guarded sweetness:
cloud-white windows of
the watery heart?

Eben J. Gering

Scary!!
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Although they can look mean, bats aren't as scary as you may think. www.scienceblogs.com

This is a webpage dedicated entirely to bats.

On this webpage you will find pictures, poems, and factual information about bats.

Itty Bitty!!
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How can you not love these adorable creatures?? www.wildlifeextras.com

Would you like to learn more??

BATS

Nocturnal
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Bet you couldn't sleep in this position! www.rictus.com

All about bats!

Life Cycle:
 Like many creatures, bats begin their lives in a womb. They remain here for a period of roughly 3 months. Once the bats are born, they are cared for by their mother until they learn to fly. This is usually a time period of about six weeks. After this they become independent. Females later reproduce. There is not a set life expectancy rate for bats.
 
Eating Habits:
 As I'm sure you already know, many bats make meals of small insects. However, different species have different diets. Some bats for example eat food such as small frogs. Whereas others, like to snack on fish. So, there is no definite diet for bats.

Baby Bats!
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What adorable creatures!! www.thealmightyguru.com

  "Bats"

In a freezing attic somewhere in Prague
a hungry songwriter invents Sincerity, but alas,
too early. A decade later, a popular singer,
struck by the intimacy a microphone fakes,
invents a way of sobbing in time to the music –
earnest little hearts are wrecked
from San José to Surbiton. The angelic
choirs, should they be tempted to rebel,

would they hit on a trick so lucrative? Clouds
of butterflies reassure us: we are so much more
serious, and intelligent — think of rockets, and
the invention of dentistry and napalm. Sincerity?
It will take a Poet Laureate to turn it to profitable use.
Bats circle the Old City, low and silent.
 
By: John Tranter
 

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