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Are Bats Really Awesome? Christian Canady Interactions with other plants and animals ? They interact with other bats, moths, but it dose not interact.

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2 Are Bats Really Awesome? Christian Canady

3 Interactions with other plants and animals ? They interact with other bats, moths, but it dose not interact with owls, eagles, snakes. Also it dose not interact with plants

4 Predator and Prey The bat predators are owls, eagles, and snakes. The bats prey are mice, frogs, fruit, and moths. And there favorite food to eat is mice. Bats find moths by echolocation which it is sound that they use

5 habitats There habitats are mostly rain forest and caves and the woodlands and underground and the caves are dark so you can not see anything and I don’t think there is any moths in a bat cave.

6 How bats look like

7 Weather and temperature Bats stay in caves, which it is 60 degrees in the cave.

8 Where Do Bats sleep They’re nocturnal so they stay up in the night and sleep at day but they sleep in caves

9 How Are Bats Affected By Pollution?

10 Bat Adaptations So bats survive by using echolocation and using nocturnal vision and finding moths, chicken’s, mice, frogs, and fruit.

11 What Do Bats Eats (Herbivore or omnivore They are omnivores cause their diet says.

12 Would Bats Survive In The Artic They would not be able to survive because they like the heat so they would not be able to survive the cold and moths wont be there and also frogs, mice, and fruit.

13 Animal sounds Bats sound Owl sounds Snake sound Eagles sounds


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