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Bats also develop different forms of language
Animal world

Bats also develop different forms of language

Australian scientists say that not only do people have different voices but bat species also develop linguistic morphology depending on their whereabouts. This helps us…

December 16, 2018
Does Vietnam have bats 'vampires'?
Animal world

Does Vietnam have bats 'vampires'?

After the information said, in Peru, biting of bats causes 4 people to die from rabies. Many readers worry: Does Vietnam have vampire bats?

December 16, 2018
Flirt with a foul smell
Animal world

Flirt with a foul smell

Dog face bats emit melodious melodies and bad smells to find partners during the breeding season. Their love songs are quite complex and have a clear rhythm.

December 16, 2018
Bats recognize the distinct voices of others
Animal world

Bats recognize the distinct voices of others

Bats can use the distinctive voice of other bats to recognize each other, according to a study by researchers at the University of Tuebingen, Germany and the University…

December 16, 2018
Bats do not land similarly
Animal world

Bats do not land similarly

Humans are always fascinated by bats, but our understanding of how they fly or their strange upside-down habits is still limited.

December 16, 2018
Bats are silent when flying in groups
Animal world

Bats are silent when flying in groups

We still know that bats create a mischievous racket that helps them navigate in space. But it turns out they flapped their wings in a quiet environment when flying in fl…

December 16, 2018
Wind turbines are the risk of death of bats
Animal world

Wind turbines are the risk of death of bats

Energy-generating wind turbines have long been thought to be a life-threatening risk for birds. But in fact, a large number of bats have died because of this type of dev…

December 16, 2018
Evolution of genes in bat ears
Animal world

Evolution of genes in bat ears

New research conducted by the University of Bristol shows that echolocation can evolve more than once in bats.

December 16, 2018