Here's a redesign of a bat species I made up, the salamander face bat. Perfectly fitting for


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イラスト描きました~。オリジナルで、ハロウィンとBatWeekからコウモリをイメージして描きました。コウモリって意外と可愛いですよね。
      

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Another favorite for Palaeochiropteryx, which is represented by two species at the middle Eocene site of Messel in Germany

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You might not realize it, but every time food hits your plate there’s likely a bat who has helped it to land there. Through pest control, pollination & seed dispersal, bats are tremendously intertwined with our global & local food systems. https://t.co/S5vgCBpyCY

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1. "Schedel" (Skulls). By Heinrich Rudolf Schinz, 1845
2. No title. - Bats; 1861
3. "Bat-Fowling" by Samuel Howitt, 1799
4. "Fliegende Hunde" (Flying Dogs), 1889

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The last week in October is an annual international celebration which raises awareness about the need for bat conservation and recognizes their vital role in nature!

Read more about these misunderstood champions of the night sky! https://t.co/uCdL1KtWPY

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It's and There are 1,400+ bat species in the world. Bats account for more than a quarter of mammal species in the UK and around 20% of all mammal species worldwide. https://t.co/UJLvMXp9y0

FREE bat poster: https://t.co/OkhGiW4vpQ

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Last bats from me (I think) of from Joris Hoefnagel, C16th. 🦇 🦇 🦇

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that as well as today is also the final day of To celebrate here is a print of various bats from Ernst Haeckel's 'Kunstformen der Natur' (Artforms in nature), 1899-1904. More about Haeckel in our blog from 2017: https://t.co/p2yQettBgn

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Bats are pretty important - over 300 species of fruit depend on bats for pollination.

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Results from tonight's stream!

Everyone is now Bat, congrats

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🦇Whether you're celebrating or invite Salvin's Big-eyed Bat (Chiroderma salvini) to the party.

These fruit-loving, leaf-nosed bats are found in Central/South America. Illustration in Edward R. Alston's "Mammalia" in : https://t.co/FF7AfPcBL8

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It’s Laszlo’s favorite week. It’s

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They take to the skies with the greatest of ease; bats are the only mammals to fly as they please! 🦇

These Leisler’s bats wish you a happy Archibald Thorburn illustrated Ireland's biggest bat for his 1920 book "British Mammals."

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Don’t worry if you were late to the party: now you know and you can mark your calendar for next year! Learn how you can be involved as an individual, a volunteer group, or a business over on or https://t.co/8Ss9hBb59Y

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♥️. One of our favorite bat illustrations in is that of the common vampire bat (Desmodus rotundus) from "The zoology of the voyage of H.M.S. Beagle" (Mammalia, 1839), edited by Charles In thanks to : https://t.co/ZyAgvHRn9E

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