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AfriBats Common Fruit Bat
Common Fruit Bat commented on by AfriBats Singapore9 years ago

That's an Old World fruit bat (familiy Pteropodidae) rather than a New World fruit bat (family Phyllostomidae, to which Artibeus jamaicensis belongs).

AfriBats Small Bird-dropping Spider
Small Bird-dropping Spider commented on by AfriBats Victoria, Australia9 years ago

Absolutely brilliant!

AfriBats Tomb Bat
Tomb Bat commented on by AfriBats Gujarat, India9 years ago

Definitely a tomb bat (Taphozous sp.) but there are a bunch of species occuring in Gujarat and I'm not familiar with the bats of India:
www.inaturalist.org/places/gujarat?utf8=...

AfriBats Seychelles Fruit Bat
Seychelles Fruit Bat commented on by AfriBats Victoria, Seychelles9 years ago

Thanks!

AfriBats Seychelles Fruit Bat
Seychelles Fruit Bat commented on by AfriBats Victoria, Seychelles9 years ago

Nice spotting! Please consider adding this to the Bats of Africa mission:
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/2464...

AfriBats Mauritian Tomb Bat
Mauritian Tomb Bat commented on by AfriBats Arusha, Tanzania9 years ago

Please consider adding this to the Bats of Africa mission
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/2464...

AfriBats Unknown spotting
Unknown spotting commented on by AfriBats Queensland, Australia9 years ago

Probably a horseshoe bat (Rhinolophus sp).

AfriBats Water opossum
Water opossum commented on by AfriBats SC, Brazil9 years ago

Brilliant footage! It seems to have the front legs spread out in order to catch any potential prey item while it's moving around.

AfriBats Bat
Bat commented on by AfriBats Sri Lanka9 years ago

Possibly a Cynopterus sp.

AfriBats Mauritian Flying Fox
Mauritian Flying Fox commented on by AfriBats Port Louis, Mauritius9 years ago

Please consider adding this to the Bats of Africa mission
http://www.projectnoah.org/missions/2464...

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