I can explain where bats go in the winter, actually: nowhere at all.
Bats hibernate all winter, which nicely explains why you never see them in the colder months. Chances are the bats you saw will spend winter fast asleep under the bridge you were standing on.
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Wow, I know a few people that this would absolutely freak out. I'm very jealous of your travels to Japan. I really want to visit there someday. Here's to being a hopeless romantic and loving adventures!
I can explain where bats go in the winter, actually: nowhere at all.
ReplyDeleteBats hibernate all winter, which nicely explains why you never see them in the colder months. Chances are the bats you saw will spend winter fast asleep under the bridge you were standing on.
(incidentally, hi from that girl who knits during DnD sessions)
Sir, this "hibernation" theory of yours is preposterous.
ReplyDeleteMadam, may I present to you the following:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.fws.gov/endangered/bats/hibernate.htm
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Evolutionist propoganda!
ReplyDeleteAll righty then:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.conservapedia.com/Bat
Better?
Wow, I know a few people that this would absolutely freak out. I'm very jealous of your travels to Japan. I really want to visit there someday. Here's to being a hopeless romantic and loving adventures!
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