They were living in her roof... 😳

#shorts

[sallyperrie]

I really hope they called wildlife care Those bats are so valuable to the environment.

[anna_in_aotearoa]

Not 'almost' as if they'd been woken from a great nap... Pretty much exactly like? Theyre nocturnal. And light sensitive. Really really hope the guys covered them back up & waited until dusk to disturb them again!

[fone]

Tough
They're protected
At least I hope they are, in this country 😢

[Isimp_forKeyleth]

Bruh those noises were cute and the bats 💀

[Laluan]

In my country you’re not even allowed to do this. You need allowance and experts to take care of the bats. You can get a fine up to thousands of dollars/euros for not removing bats without the allowance. This video is a shame to watch… 😢

[figman]

Looks like the wood had termites maybe they were eating the termites?

[magalipeloquin]

It's a nursery, females raising their young, who born hairless, in groups. Protecting nurseries is an essential part of bat conservation

[rhondaburns]

They find even more. There’s a longer version where they keep picking up the roofing and more and more bats 🦇 keep flying out. It’s unbelievable. 😂😂😂

[WhiskeyGulf]

That is illegal to do in the UK, Bats are a protected species here, They are not allowed to be disturbed like in this video.

[pingploynapat]

The bat: 🐀

Btw I really tonight it was rats at first

[yessicavilla]

NGL THEY LOOK LIKE HEADCRABS FROM HALF-LIFE!!!💀💀

[Otte.Junior]

we goin to pandemic 2.5 with this one 🔥🔥🔥

[HectorFigueroa-yify]

The bat droppings (excellent fertilizer) are worth some serious cash...!

[Type_snickerdoodle]

Sometimes when im home alone I dig a hole in the back yard and pretend im a carrot

[Jess]

I don't know if you'd really say it was the MOST unexpeceted thing. Bats are pretty common in abandoned buildings.

[Bibblebiish]

Yk those bats were freaking da fuck out

[NerdGuild]

Idk why but i thought they were crabs untill I looked closer 😭😭😭😭

[TheNaturalistGuy]

Imagine a giant beast ripped off your roof while you were sleeping and shined a huge flashlight directly at your face.

Now multiply this horror by over 100, and you have a bunch of panicking bats.

[JohnJimmyJim]

I thought they were mice for a second.