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The Secret Life of Bats - cover

The Secret Life of Bats

Amrahs Atina

Publisher: Publishdrive

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The Secret Life of Bats takes readers deep into the enchanting and often misunderstood world of bats, blending science, ecology, behavior, and cultural mythology. The book explores bats as master navigators of the night sky through echolocation, graceful aerial dancers with complex social lives, and vital ecological contributors through insect control, pollination, and seed dispersal. Each chapter delves into different aspects of bat life—from roosting behavior and foraging strategies to migration, nesting, and communication—while also highlighting their mysterious place in folklore across cultures. Through lyrical storytelling and vivid scientific insight, the book reveals bats as silent guardians of the ecosystem and bridges the gap between fear and fascination. From their intricate sonar symphonies to their roles as winged architects and cultural icons, this book redefines how we see these creatures of the night, offerin
Available since: 05/01/2025.
Print length: 166 pages.

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