#batfrankfriday

[bat-gee]

❕❕BATFRANK FRIDAY❕❕

🦇This Frank is a Yellow-bellied sheath-tailed bat !

Small fact:

Though no confirmatory studies have been carried out, yellow-bellied sheath-tailed bats may be migratory based on local records that show the species occurring only at specific times of year. Though specific seasonal movements are unknown, observations have suggested migratory movements to the cooler southern Australian ranges during the summer !

(This Frank was found on this post by @my-colourful-romance !)

[bat-gee]

this bat n frank!! -@foodgee (p.s. please don't reveal my super secret main blog lolz)

((also I have no idea what kind of bat it is. Google ris says it's a large flying fox but I am quite sure it is lying to me))

That bat suits Frank really well!!

I'm not super sure on what that bat actually is, but I want to say its some sort of fruit bat (which are also called flying foxes, save for the "large" part since that bat doesnt really seem large?? But for now let's just say Google could be right cause I don't really know either)

Bonus fact: Fruit bats typically do not attack humans, and it's rare for them to bite, even in self-defense. They are generally shy and avoid contact. However, if a fruit bat feels threatened, it might bite as a last resort, which can pose a risk of rabies if the bat is infected!