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Why do flying-foxes like to live in cities?
A grey-headed flying-fox; photo by Ian Kitchen Flying-foxes are big bats – the biggest in the world! They belong to a group of mammals known as the Megachiroptera (pronounced “megga-kai-roptera”) or megabats. Unlike their smaller cousins (the Microchiroptera or microbats), … Continue reading →
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Tagged bats, biodiversity, cities, environment, flying-foxes, human-wildlife conflict, science for kids, urban ecology
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