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Fruit bat flying directly at camera

group of fruit bats in trees in Palawan Philippines

two fruit bat, flying fox hanging upside down inside mango tree , Mahe, Seychelles

Flying foxes resting in the tree in the south of Sri Lanka during the day.

Wild Samoan Fruit Bat in the National Park of American Samoa on the island of Tutuila.

Close-up of a bat hanging upside down, Nikon Z7

Seychelles flying fox in wildlife park Le Cornelle, Italy

Large colony of Indian flying foxes resting in a tree top during the day in the old city Kandy in the Central Province in Sri Lanka

a flight dog in a tree

A colony of Indian Flying Foxes, Pteropus medius fka Pteropus giganteus, aka Greater Indian Fruit Bat, roosting in a tree on Majuli Island, Assam, India

Portrait of Indian Fruit Bat (species of flying fox) on tree. Theme of animals in wild in Sri Lanka.

Costa Rica - named the 'Rich Coast' by the Spanish - is a haven for flora and fauna wildlife of all kinds in its tropical rainforest and coastal regions, from the smallest frogs and crabs to the more exotic Anteater and Sloth

Little Red Flying-foxes are flying mammals, frugivorous bats with simple dog-like heads, often found roosting closely together in large numbers. The characteristic absence of a tail distinguishes these 'flying-foxes' from other bats in Australia.

Two bats in mid air. These are grey headed flying foxes. Veins are visible in the wings of the animal closest to camera. Image shot in Melbourne, Australia against a cloudy sky.

indian flying fox or greater indian fruit bat or Pteropus giganteus closeup or portrait hanging on tree with wingspan at keoladeo national park or bharatpur bird sanctuary rajasthan india asia

The Sunda flying lemur (Galeopterus variegatus), also known as the Malayan flying lemur or Malayan Colugo, is, presently, one of the only two species of flying lemurs in the world. Contrary to its name, it is not a lemur, neither can it fly. It has a gliding membrane connecting the neck and its upper body, called patagium, and uses this to glide from tree to tree. It is strictly arboreal and nocturnal, and its diet consists mainly of leaves, sap from plants, flower buds, nectars, fruits and shoots. It has no eyelids, hence sleeps in the daytime with its eyes seemingly wide open. This lemur was photographed on the island of Langkawi, Malaysia.

group of fruit bats in trees in Palawan Philippines

a group of bats in Aceh's Ulu Masen ecosystem. Bats are the only mammals that can fly

The bat in Monkey Forest, Bali Zoo, Indonesia

Fruit Bats (Pteropus alecto), also known as Flying foxes, resting in a tree during the day in Queensland, Australia.

Bat in the Wild

a flying fox also known as old world fruit bats (Pteropodidae) hanging upside down

$A Rodrigues flying fox hanging upside down. This annimal is also known by the name \$

Flying Fox (Pteropus or Fruit Bat) in flight. Seychelles

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A fruit bat or flying fox in mid air, isolated against a cloudy sky. Photo taken in Melbourne, Australia.

A flying fox hanging in a tropical tree in the Maldives Islands

A Fruit Bat (Pteropus alecto) drops from a tree into flight in Queensland, Australia.

CLOSE UP: A scary black male megabat hangs from a branch while grooming itself. A fruit bat cleans itself while hanging upside down from a tropical tree. Large wild animal in its natural habitat.

Bat eating fruit

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