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1 By: Elena Rodriguez, Mateo Schuab, Kai Unfried and Catalina Segura
Bats By: Elena Rodriguez, Mateo Schuab, Kai Unfried and Catalina Segura

2 General facts Malayan Flying Fox 1,300 species Called Chiroptera
Chiroptera = hand wing Wing is similar to your hand Flying foxes are bats Largest is Malayan flying fox 2 pounds 6-foot wingspan Malayan Flying Fox

3 Bat Body Parts

4 Why Bats Squeak Make sound humans can't hear (ultrasounds)
Excellent hearing Echolocation: using echoes to locate something Sound bounces of objects and their prey This can tell them how far away their prey is, in the direction it's moving, how fast it is moving, and its size

5 Why bats squeak Echolocation either through mouth or nose Nose leaves
Not every species uses it Great hearing Big ears

6 Where they live? Different environments across the UK
North states of the U.S. During summer the female and male reproduce During winter they dig holes And pierce holes in the trees to hibernate there Babies born there

7 Diet Megabat: ripe fruit Nectar bats: nectar Fishing bats: little fish
Vampire bats: blood Microbat : insects Meat eating bats: meat

8 State of Vulnerability
Endangered Destruction of habitat Fumigation of insects Population: 1,152,714

9 Megabat Scientific name: Pteropodidae 2-16 inch Best vision
Sharp teeth Wings: 5 feet Roost: 8 females Predators: hawk, eagle, snakes and/or weasel Habitat: warm places

10 Kitties Hog-Nosed Bat Also known Bumblebee bat Is a vulnerable species
West of Thailand Southeast of Burma A roost has 50 bats 38 males 12 females Craseonycteris thonglongyai Smallest bat

11 Vampire Bat Feeds on blood & insects
Most live in Mexico, South & Central America 9 cm. big They hunt farm animals & insects at night Only mammal that feeds themselves with blood

12 Giant Golden-Crowed Flying Fox
Rare species Very long wings (5ft) Weight 2 1/2 pounds One of largest bats Face like a fox Head: brown Body: black Fruit bat (no tail) Figs Philippines (deep caves and rainforest) Endangered (hunting, no food nor shelter) Stay in groups

13 Fun Facts Sleep upside down Awake at night
They have existed for more than 50 million years Only mammals that can fly They live in trees, caves, under bridges, in bushes and dark places People believe that bats evolved from moths

14 References http://www.kidzone.ws/animals/bats/facts8.htm


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