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The Truth About Bats
Click on the links below to go to the Flickr page for each photograph.
 | Flickr | Bats are not birds. They are the only mammals that can fly. |
 | Flickr | Bats hang upside down when they are sleeping or cleaning themselves. |
 | Flickr | Some bats eat fruit. Other bats eat insects. |
 | Flickr | But this vampire bat drinks blood from animals. He lives in Latin America. |
 | Flickr | When it gets cold, some bats fly to warmer places. That is called migration. |
 | Flickr | Other bats sleep in caves all winter. That is called hibernation. |
 | Flickr | Colonies of bats roost in trees, caves and under bridges. |
 | Flickr | Bats can be very small or large. The largest bat is the flying fox. |
 | Flickr | Baby bats are called pups. A bunch of pups together is called a nursery. |
 | Flickr | Bats are harmless to people. They are gentle. Bats do not want to hurt people. |
 | Flickr | People should help bats because they help kill pesky bugs. |