Giant Baby Bat Swimming Toward Rescuer After Getting Trapped in Pool Brings All the Feels. Story by Diana Logan • 1w. W hen I tell people my favorite animals are bats, they are often surprised.

A pair of orphaned baby bats enjoyed an outdoor enclosure for the first time at an Australian bat sanctuary after being rescued from frigid temperatures, footage posted in late July shows.

To report observing a bat, find the “Bat Sightings” form on the DEEP website, take a photo if possible and report your observations. Email the form to [email protected] . or for more ...

Most bats use echolocation to navigate and hunt, but some use their ears for another trick: eavesdropping. "And then these frog-eating bats, for example, they are actually listening in on the ...

If you're going to live in a colony of up to 50,000 individuals, bickering and jostling for space is pretty much a given. But the chaos has an additional benefit: It's crucial for a baby bat’s ...

Three adorable baby bat-eared foxes have emerged from their den to frolic and play at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park in California, a video shows. “The kits are spending more time outside of the ...

The baby bats clinging to their mothers under the Talipahoga Creek bridge look like space aliens, with their gray, scrawny bodies and pointed ears. But the way Georgia highway officials see it ...

Baby Bats Learn Sounds by Mimicking their Moms. The chicks of parrots and songbirds, as well as human babies, can all learn vocally -- a phenomenon that’s only been documented in a few animals ...

Adorable baby bats try corn on the cob for the 1st time Denise Wade of Queensland, Australia, recently introduced these rescue bats to corn on the cob -- and they can’t get enough of it.

During maternity season, female bats congregate and raise baby bats, so removing or trapping them can harm baby bats and any adult bats that have not emerged.

Giant Baby Bat Swimming Toward Rescuer After Getting Trapped in Pool Brings All the Feels. Diana Logan. February 12, 2025 at 8:28 AM. Copied; Image by Independent birds via Shutterstock.