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zyanne bats are cuat

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bats are the only mammals that can fly

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bats have figers like peole

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we shuld not touch bats because some of them haves disissis thatwill make you ill

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bats can live for over 20 years

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there are two types of bats a micro bat and a mega bat

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some bats eat insects

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bats fly at night

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we shud not  tuoch bats becuse

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osiel

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baby  bats  have no fur

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vampier bats drink blood

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bats are not blind

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some bats hibernate in the winter

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Some bats migrate in the winter

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Record yourself talking about three things you learned about bats from the Myon book. Talk about the text features you saw and how they helped you better understand the book.

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This is just some of what the Australian Bat Clinic does to care for orphaned baby bats: feeding, grooming, attending to their medical needs, and making them feel warm and safe by wrapping them like a ridiculously cute baby bat burrito. From Wakaleo:

When a bat mother dies, often their young are still attached and will not survive without the right care. Bat carers play a vital role in not only retrieving suffering bats, but rehabilitating them until they can be released back into the wild. When baby bats first enter rehabilitation it can be traumatising for them as they have just been separated from their mothers to which they have formed strong bonds. Bat carers have to ensure that the baby bats not only are well fed, but that they are nurtured and feel safe in their temporary new home. Providing affection the bats is a necessity.

The teats represent their mother's nipple, and this makes them feel more comfortable, as does the security of the blankets which they are often snuggly wrapped in.

When the bats grow old enough, they're returned to nature so that they can contribute to Australia's embattled flying fox habitats. In this 2013 video, we can see how these babies flourish as they reach maturity, soon to be transitioned into soft release exhibits before returning to the wild:

If you find a bat, contact a local bat rescuer. For their safety and yours, bats should not be handled by anyone other than a trained bat caregiver.

Related watching: more bat videos, including how volunteers hand-raised an orphaned short-tailed fruit bat.

via Buzzfeed.

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Baby Bat Burritos at the Australian Bat Clinic

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This is just some of what the Australian Bat Clinic does to care for orphaned baby bats: feeding, grooming, attending to their medical needs, and making them feel warm and safe by wrapping them like a ridiculously cute baby bat burrito.

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Listen and read along to this book about these fascinating flying mammals!