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Australia, No. Territory, Kakadu National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Black Flying Fox hanging upside down in tree at Jabiru, with baby tucked in wing Date: 28/01/2006
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Upside Down and Bat-tastic - A Peek into the Wild World of Kakadu National Park!
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. In this enchanting snapshot captured by Ardea Picture Library, we are transported to the mesmerizing realm of Australia's Kakadu National Park. Our attention is immediately drawn to a remarkable sight - a Black Flying Fox hanging effortlessly upside down from a tree branch in Jabiru. But wait, there's more! Nestled safely within its wing lies an adorable baby bat, seemingly enjoying the cozy embrace. This print takes us on a journey through time, back to January 28th, 2006. It serves as a delightful reminder of the diverse fauna that calls this UNESCO World Heritage Site home. The long-eared mammal with reddish-brown fur showcases nature's creativity at its finest. As we marvel at this incredible display of wildlife, it becomes clear that these flying foxes play an essential role in maintaining balance within their habitat. Their presence contributes to the rich biodiversity found in Kakadu National Park and beyond. So let your imagination take flight as you gaze upon this image by Bernard Friel. Let it transport you to lush rainforests and untamed territories where winged wonders like these megabats reign supreme. Remember, though not for commercial use or associated with any company, this print is here solely for our enjoyment and appreciation of Mother Nature's extraordinary creations!
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