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How do insect-eating bats find prey in total darkness?
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Why can't people hear most bat calls?
Answer: Too high-pitched
Why: The greater bulldog bat's calls can reach 140 decibels near its mouth, louder than a rock concert.
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What does the bats' scientific name Chiroptera mean?
Answer: Hand wing
Why: A bat's wing is skin stretched over four very long fingers, while the short thumb stays free as a claw.
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What does a Borneo pitcher plant get from the bats roosting in it?
Answer: Droppings
Why: The pitcher's wide, curved back wall bounces bat calls back like a dish, helping the bats find it.
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Where do wild vampire bats live?
Answer: Latin America
Why: Vampire bats were named after Europe's vampire legends, which are far older than European knowledge of the bats.
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How do vampire bats find blood vessels under skin?
Answer: By sensing heat
Why: Pits around a vampire bat's nose hold heat sensors that switch on at about 30 °C instead of the usual 43 °C.
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Where does the tube-lipped nectar bat keep its long tongue?
Answer: In its rib cage
Why: This bat's tongue can stretch to about 1.5 times its body length.
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