10 interesting facts about Bats | #AnimalsandPets

Bats are one of the largest orders of mammals, accounting for a quarter of the class Mammalia with more than 1,300 species.

Similar to dolphins and some bird species that live in caves, bats hunt by continuously making high-pitched sounds that are only audible to other bats. The sound waves are then reflected back when they strike an insect or other object in a process known as echolocation. In fact, bats are capable of detecting objects as thin as a human hair.

Vampire bats don't actually suck blood, despite what their name implies. Instead, they puncture a sleeping animal's skin with their razor-sharp teeth and ingest the blood as it seeps from the wound. They only need a few sips of blood daily, so the loss is little and rarely harmful to the animal.
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Bats are one of the most misunderstood animals. People don't know much about them, and there are lots of unfounded superstitions about them in many cultures.