Female Horseshoe bats have a pair of 'false nipples' on their bodies. The babies cling onto these for several days after birth. #BatFact Photo by Susan Ellis pic.twitter.com/LB5qykXGym

About 6 days ago from Devon Bat Project's Twitter via TweetDeck

In May this year, we helped bats at the beautiful bat & moth garden in Chudleigh. Find out how you can make your garden perfect for Greater Horseshoes & other bats: devonbatproject.org/a-brillia… pic.twitter.com/Xed5KfBFFK

About 2 weeks ago from Devon Bat Project's Twitter via Twitter Web Client

In August & September, horseshoe bats fatten up by eating lots of crane flies, to prepare for hibernation. #BatFact @OccasionalBat @_BCT_ Photo by Jan Whittington pic.twitter.com/SivIxKnhyW

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Fabulous views and fabulous greater horseshoe bat habitats! With thanks to a local landowner for all their hard work to create and manage these wonderful wildlife habitats. @heritagelottery @DevonWildlife pic.twitter.com/RWs2kFstTu

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Many cultures associate bats with darkness & death, but the ancient Zapotec civilization from Central America worshiped the bat as a god & believed it presided over corn & fertility. #BatWeek #BatFact pic.twitter.com/MoVkjW0r7d

About 3 weeks ago from Devon Bat Project's Twitter via TweetDeck