Lou
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 | Subject: Black flying fox  Sun Jun 23, 2013 10:19 am | |
| [You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]Black Flying Fox The black flying fox, found in Indonesia, Papa New Guinea, and Australia, is the largest bats in the world. Unlike some of its relatives, such as the vampire bats, black flying foxes are mainly herbivorous. While they may be unlikely to attack you, that doesn’t mean they are any less terrifying to see. The average black flying fox will have a wingspan of 1 meter, but their wings can grow to be twice as wide as that. There’s no denying that seeing a bat more than twice as wide as you are tall flying towards you at 25mph would be more than a little scary. | |
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horsy
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| Aaww think they are lovely . I love bats  | |
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horsy
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| No Helen , am batty  | |
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