STARKVILLE, Miss.—From some 8,000 miles away, Mississippi State scientist Manuel Ruiz-Aravena in the university’s Forest and Wildlife Research Center is studying flying foxes, or fruit bats, in ...
Grey-headed flying foxes sleep and socialise during the day but are often well aware of approaching humans. Credit: Adam McKeown, CSIRO Flying foxes, or fruit bats, are familiar to many Australians.
Noel D. Preece is lead scientist for the national recovery team for the endangered spectacled flying fox, and a non-executive director of Terrain NRM Ltd. He is also a director of a specialist ...
Meet Australia's urban flying foxes—and the people trying to help them Meet Australia's urban flying foxes—and the people trying to help them Bats Are Boiling Alive in Australia's Heat Wave Bats Are ...
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Yes, spectacled flying foxes are noisy and drop poo everywhere. But our rainforests need them
In Far North Queensland, one special winged mammal helps keep rainforests alive. The spectacled flying fox travels vast distances each night, pollinating flowers and spreading seeds far and wide.
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Flying foxes puzzle ecologists by abandoning regular NSW roosts
Wildlife ecologists are baffled by flying foxes that are not roosting at many of their favoured summer locations across New ...
CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. Just like humans, flying foxes have thumbs. These thumbs act as hooks, which enable the bats to climb up trees ...
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Thousands of baby grey-headed flying foxes have been abandoned by their mothers in the latest example of wildlife devastation caused by Australia's severe drought and bushfires, ...
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