Question

Información sobre el murcielago en ingles. INCLUYENDO LAS EXTREMIDADES, SU RESPIRACION Y SU REPRODUCION.

Answer 1

• Anatomy of the bat. The anatomy of the bat has fascinated researchers for centuries. They have wings instead of front legs. Bats, in general, have sharp claws.
• Bat feeding. When you think about bats and what they eat, does blood come to mind? Only a very small fraction of bats in the world, in fact, survive on the blood of other animals.
• Bat predators. There are many different predators for bats depending on the location where they are and the size of the different species also of bats.
• Reproduction of the bat. Since bats live in very large colonies, it is not difficult for them to find each other to mate, however, males and females usually remain segregated, unless they are ready to mate.
• Evolution of the bat. It is difficult to find fossil remains of bats due to the light bones of its anatomy. However, what we have found has offered us some idea of ​​how long they have been with us.
• Echolocation of the bat. Most bat species rely on eco-location to help them find their prey. This is why they have no problem finding their prey in the dark.
• The role of the bat in pollination. When we think about pollination, birds and bees usually come to mind. Most people have no idea that bats also have a very important role in that process.