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Bats: Scientists Discover Call Intensity, Duration Increases In Presence Of Crowds

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Ebola Virus And Bats Have Been At War For Millions Of Years, Study Says

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Bats' Heavy Wings Are A Blessing And Not A Curse: Unique Anatomy Helps Them Land Upside-Down

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SARS-Like Virus Can Jump From Bats To Humans, Study Finds

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Vampire Bats' 'Scary' Reputation Could Be Mistaken: Animals Demonstrate Incredible Compassion For Each Other

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Bat Mom To The Rescue: One Cry And This Mother Bat Swoops In To Scoop Up Lost Baby (VIDEO)

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World Rabies Day 2015: The Statistics Will Shock You (VIDEO)

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Carnivorous Plants 'Call' Bats To Trade Their Fertilizing Feces For Safe Roosting Spot (VIDEO)

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Blind People Could Locate Objects 'Like A Bat,' New Study Shows

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Bats' Super Precise Flying Abilities Linked To Tiny Hairs And Sensors That Could Inspire Maneuverable Aircrafts (VIDEO)

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Bats Have Their Own ‘Traffic Rules,’ Study Finds

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Stars 'Sing' A Song, But It's Too High For Even Bats To Hear

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Luna Moths Use Their Super-Long Tails To Trick Predatory Bats That Want To Have Them For Dinner (VIDEO)

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Arkansas Trial Interrupted After 30 Bats Swarm Courthouse

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Chupacabra Sighting: Mysterious Blood-Sucking Creatures Discovered In Chile, Sparks Panic Among Farmers

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