Hammer-headed Bat!! | Fairly Odd Facts

Meet the hammer-headed bat, the night’s loudest crooner 🦇🔊 Those huge lips, cavernous nose, and turbo throat aren’t for looks. Males use them to boom deep honks across the forest while females choose the best vocalist. Big wings, bigger voice, perfectly built for fig-fuelled night flights. #HammerHeadedBat #WildlifeReels #AnimalFacts #StrangeAnimals #NightLife | Discvr Blog

Just a fruit bat absolutely loving his watermelon 😂🍉 | UNILAD

our fruit bats are Egyptian fruit bats who eat sweet and ripe fruits (like this guy who's enjoying a mango) #batrescue #wildlife #animalsanctuary #fostercare #skypuppy #fruitlover #slomo #yummy #munching #sweet #batsofinstagram | The Israeli Bat Sanctuary

Australia's Biggest Bat: The Grey-headed Flying-fox

As Australia burns and greedy politicians pontificate over their political futures, our wildlife is disappearing at an alarming rate. Extensive and accelerating habitat destruction through deliberate land clearing and wild fires is decimating native species. New South Wales carers are working around the clock trying to save a generation of federally listed vulnerable Grey-headed flying-foxes as they are literally dying in their thousands in camps. I deeply regret that we could only help out with

We host three flying-fox species in our area with one being Grey-headed flying-foxes like Miss Moonshadow. Sadly, all Australian flying-fox populations are in rapid decline with Grey-headed flying foxes being our only endemic flying-fox species which means they are found nowhere else on the planet. Successive governments are continuing to promote unsustainable development and they seem to have no respect for ancient ecosystems and the rights of non human species to exist. Intellectual vacuity an