Fruit Bats Collection
Fruit bats, also known as flying foxes, are fascinating creatures that can be found in various parts of the world
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Fruit bats, also known as flying foxes, are fascinating creatures that can be found in various parts of the world. In Peradeniya Botanic Gardens, Kandy, Sri Lanka, you can witness fruit bats gracefully hanging from trees, creating a mesmerizing sight. These large and majestic Greater flying foxes or Kalang roosting in Singapore Zoo captivate visitors with their impressive wingspan. Even in the Gardens of the Zoological Society in Regent's Park, London, there is an enchanting engraving depicting Flying Foxes soaring through the air. One cannot miss the Small or Island Flying Foxes residing on Pulau Tioman (Tioman Island), Malaysia. Their presence adds a touch of wilderness to this tropical paradise. Meanwhile, Indian Flying Foxes take flight across India's skies with elegance and grace. Venturing further into Madagascar's Berenty Reserve reveals another species of fruit bat - the Madagascar fruit bat or flying fox. With its reddish fur and unique features, it stands out amidst its surroundings. Back in Sri Lanka during February, one may stumble upon an Indian Flying Fox colony roosting high up in a tree during daylight hours. This extraordinary sight showcases their social behavior and strong sense of community. Whether they are hanging upside down from trees or gliding through the sky at nightfall, these fruit bats never cease to amaze us with their beauty and adaptability to different environments. They play a vital role as pollinators and seed dispersers for many plant species around them. Next time you encounter these captivating creatures while exploring nature reserves or zoos worldwide, take a moment to appreciate their uniqueness and importance within our ecosystem. Fruit bats truly embody nature's wonders.