fruit bats

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Flying fox fruit bats in the sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fruit bats (flying foxes) composite Royalty Free Stock Photo

Giant fruit bats flying Royalty Free Stock Photo

Jamaican Fruit Bats Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kitum Cave, roost of several bat species including Egyptian rousette fruit bats Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fruit bats eating on fruit at the zoo Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fruit bats are frugivorous or nectarivorous, i.e., they eat fruits or lick nectar from flowers. Often the fruits are crushed and only the juices consumed. The teeth are adapted to bite through hard fruit skins. Most fruit bats have large eyes, allowing them to orient visually in the twilight of dusk and inside caves and forests. The sense of smell is excellent in these creatures. Frugivorous bats