Fruit bats thrive in a variety of habitats, from forest to savanna and from sea level to mountain, as long as they can find food and shelter. Some fruit bat colonies are home to more than a million individual bats. 📸: Zookeeper Cameron #BatAppreciationMonth https://bit.ly/2OQ76Hd | Minnesota Zoo

15K views · 250 reactions | Celebrating Bat Month and Bat Week with these fuzzy sky puppies! 驪 Rodrigues fruit bats grow to be about 5 to 8 inches tall and have a wingspan of about 3 feet. We're proud to be one of a handful of zoos in the country that has a breeding group of these endangered bats. | Philadelphia Zoo | Facebook

15K views · 945 reactions | Rescued baby bats are learning to eat solid fruit! #bat #babybat #rescue #wildlife #animals #fostercare #skypuppy #puppy #stellaluna #adorable #cute #animalsanctuary #fruit #learning #eating #munching #foodie #batsofinstagram | The Israeli Bat Sanctuary | Facebook

Just a fruit bat absolutely loving his watermelon 😂🍉 | UNILAD

Meet Cliff, he was one of the bats rescued from drowning in Rymill Park. He has been in care with us but ready to be released tomorrow. Here he is enjoying some native blossom. Nectar is their preferred choice of food. Even though called fruit bats, they only turn to fruit if there is a blossom shortage. Unless of course there are figs involved. Figs to bats is like chocolate to us. Yummy 😋 Bat Rescue South Australia Inc 24/7 rescue and advice 0475132093 #batrescuesa #flyingfox #rescue #release