How Do Bats See?

Posted on May 15, 2017 by admin

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Many people incorrectly assume that bats are blind. The truth is, no species of bat is naturally blind. In fact, most bats have pretty good vision. However, some bats rely on other senses more than they do their eyesight to navigate during flight. If you just learned something new about bats, you will be interested in what comes next.

Continue reading to learn more about bats and how they see!

Bats are Nocturnal

Both primary categories of bats, Megachiroptera and Microchiroptera, are nocturnal. This means they are active between dusk and dawn, and rest between dawn and dusk. Although it is dark outside when they are active, both bats can still see. They can even see well during the day. They are sensitive to daylight changes, however, which is how they sense it is time to start or stop their day.

Echolocation and Other Senses

Because bats are active at night, many people wrongly assume that bats can’t see at night, so they only use echolocation (a natural sonar practice using series of tongue clicks) to navigate around. Although Microchiroptera use echolocation, it is not their only means of vision. They use echolocation to hunt for prey and navigate during flight, but they can also see quite well. In fact, they rely more on their vision to see long distances since these distances are beyond the range of echolocation. Megachiroptera bats, on the other hand, do not use sonar at all, and only rely on their eyesight, hearing, and smell to get around.

Bats are Not Blind!

So in conclusion, bats are not blind after all. Microchiroptera bats have sufficiently-developed photo-receptor cells in their retinas (cones and rods), which allow them to see well during the day and the night. Also, Megachiroptera bats have large eyes and well-pronounced visual centers that allow them to see well. Both species of bat use all their senses to navigate around, just like humans. But some species rely on senses more than others.

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FAQS About Electronic Bat Repelling Devices

Posted on April 10, 2017 by admin

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Ultrasonic pest repelling devices are non-lethal, humane solutions for keeping bats off your property. They use variable scanning technology that emits ultrasonic sound waves in various pitches, frequencies, and intensities. These are silent to humans, but highly irritating to bats. So they keep their distance from them! There are several make and model devices to choose from on the market, so it is important to do your research before making any final purchasing decisions.

If you have severe bat control problems on your property, you will likely not benefit from an electronic bat repelling device alone. You will also require professional bat exclusion service to solve the bat problem at its source. If you are considering an easy and non-invasive alternative to bat control, an ultrasonic pest repelling device may be the perfect solution for you.

Continue reading to review some common questions about these devices, and who to call for trusted bat removal and control service near you.

Can Electronic Bat Repellents Be Installed Outside?

Yes, so long as they are covered and protected from the weather. Wind and rain can affect the performance of the device. They must also be installed in a spot that is close to a power source. They are not battery-powered, and instead, run off of electricity.

Will These Devices Work Through Walls?

Unfortunately, ultrasonic sound waves do not penetrate solid objects, including walls. For this reason, these machines must be installed near the area of bat activity. If you have bats in your walls, the device will not get rid of them either. Although the sound waves will be very displeasing to them, it is more likely that they will remain in the walls roosting until they are manually extracted.

Will the Machine Make the Bats Leave the Attic and Enter the Living Areas of My Home?

It is unlikely that an electronic bat machine will make bats leave their attic roost and venture into other areas of your home. It is more likely that bats will exit the attic from the entry and exit points they created themselves. It is important to seal bats off in the attic before placing the machine inside to ensure this happens.

Will an Ultrasonic Bat Repelling Device Bother My Pets?

Dogs and cats will not be affected by the ultrasonic sound waves created by your bat repelling machine. On the other hand, any rodent-like pets will, including hamsters, gerbils, chinchillas, and more.

How Many Electronic Sound Machines Will I Need?

The number of devices you’ll need depends on the number of affected areas on your property. If you are trying to keep bats away from your porch and out of the barn, you would need one in each place. If you just have bats in the attic, one machine is all you need.

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Learn Why the Mexican Free-Tailed Bat is So Unique

Posted on March 9, 2017 by admin

Mexican Free-Tailed Bats

When it comes to the Mexican Free-Tailed bat, you may not think its special just by looking at it. They appear to look like any other Microchiroptera bat, covered in light brown or black fur with long wings and a flat nose. But if you were to look closer, you will see some physical traits that do make them a bit different from other microbats. For instance, their name is derived from their free-hanging tail that extends beyond their tail membranes. And they also have wrinkled lips, distinctive to their particular genus.

But there is more to the Mexican Free-Tailed bat that sets them apart from other members of the Chiroptera order other than their few distinguishable traits. Continue reading to learn more reasons why this species is so unique.

Mexican Free-Tailed Bats

Mexican Free-Tailed bats are sometimes known as Brazilian Free-Tail bats, but also called Guano bats, because they produce large amounts of droppings. As for their scientific name, they are referred to as Tadarida brasiliensis, and belong to the Molossidae family and Tadarida genus. And here are some very interesting facts that make them such a special species of bat:

🦇 They are incredibly fast at flying, reaching up to 99 miles per hour!

🦇 They are now proven to be the fasted flying animal in the world. 30 miles per hour faster than the fastest bird! (Excluding hawks, falcons, and ducks.)

🦇 They can fly higher than any other bat, at extremely high altitudes up to 10,000 feet. No other animal or human can survive this altitude because of the lack of oxygen!

🦇 They form the largest colonies out of all other warm-blooded species. One of largest and most well-known Mexican Free-Tailed bat colonies has a population of over 20 million bats! (Bracken Cave, San Antonio, Texas)

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Do All Bats Have Rabies?

Posted on December 8, 2016 by admin

To answer this question right off the “bat”, bats DO carry rabies; however, not all bats are infected with the rabies virus. Basically, it’s a gamble. You never know which bats are infected and which are not. The only way to tell if a bat has rabies is to test their blood or if you observe them exhibiting blatant signs of rabies infection, which you will learn more about below. Continue reading to review some facts about bats and rabies, and what to do if you have a bat in the house or on your property.

The Rabies Virus

Rabies is most commonly transmitted through infected blood or saliva. For example, a bat bite. This commonly happens to outdoor dogs and cats because they are a naturally curious species. When bats are infected with rabies, they exhibit strange behaviors. They might be active during the day even though they are a nocturnal, they might convulse or shake uncontrollably, they might fly around aimlessly, or even appear disoriented or aggressive. It could be a combination of the above behaviors as well.

Protection Against Rabies

In North America, bats are a common “rabies vector species”, meaning most of the documented cases of rabies transmission in the U.S. over the past five decades originated from a bat. And although we don’t have the exact statistics, it is a well-known fact that at least one death every year occurs as a result of rabies transmission. This is why it is important to protect your home from bat infestations, and to avoid bat counters at all costs.

If you ever see a wild bat, even if it’s injured or a baby, never touch it or try to trap it. And most importantly, never harm or kill bats. They are a vital part of our surrounding ecosystem, and provide a wide range of environmental benefits that our society needs to thrive comfortably. Instead, contact a local wildlife removal company for emergency bat removal services. They are highly trained and licensed by the state, and they only use safe and humane methods of bat exclusion and extraction.

As for pets, be sure you keep your dogs and cats vaccinated against rabies and other deadly viruses. Remember, once a pet contracts the rabies virus, there is no cure. The same goes for humans. If you are ever bitten by a bat, whether you think it has rabies or not, immediately go to the emergency room for treatment.

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A Bat that Roosts Inside Leaves!

Posted on August 18, 2016 by admin

There are countless bat species that are fun and interesting to learn about. But there is one particular species of bat that has earned themselves a reputation for being unique. That is because they live inside leaves of trees and plants!

These bats are call Spix’s Disc-Winged bats, and have many unique attributes that set them apart from other species throughout the world. Continue reading to learn more about this fascinating bat!

Spix’s Disc-Winged Bat

Scientifically named, Thyroptera tricolor, Spix’s Disc-Winged bat is a remarkable Microchiroptera species that was first discovered in 1823 by German biologist, Johann Baptist Ritter von Spix. And one of its most defining characteristics are the disk-like anatomical features on their thumbs and hind feet. Hence the name, “Spix’s Disc-Winged” bat. The discs on their thumbs and hind feet are supported by an internal cartilaginous plate and work like suction cups, allowing them to grip tightly and easily move across smooth surfaces.

Their color of their top coats range in tone, from reddish browns to incandescent blacks, while their underbellies are usually a pale white or yellow color. They are very small bats, weighing an average of 4 grams and growing no longer than 37 millimeters. Regardless of its small size, they are agile flyers and can navigate quite well, but never fly higher than 3 to 5 meters off the ground. Instead, they fly shallow, looking for suitable roosting locations.

And do you know where Spix’s Disc-Winged roost?

Spix’s Disc-Winged bats are mostly native to Neotropical regions of the world, like South America. But since the species is so widespread, it is recognized as a “least concern” on the bat conversation list. However, their population density largely depends on how abundant a region’s forests and lands are with plants and trees. This is because the Spix’s Disc-Winged bat roosts inside curled up leaves (furled leaves)! And without adequate roosting locations, the Spix’s Disc-Winged bat populations cannot reproduce in large quantities.

Yes, you heard right: Spix’s Disc-Winged bat roosts inside furled leaves! They use their concave suctioning disks to cling inside a leaf, head-up. This behavior is unlike most bat species that hang head-down in their roosts. Just another interesting fact about Spix’s Disc-Winged bats! They usually roost up to 5 bats per leaf, all in head-up formation. And every night they hunt, they look for new roosting locations. What’s even more interesting is that, despite their nomadic lifestyle, they live together for years.

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Learn About Endangered Bat Species

Posted on July 25, 2016 by admin

Bats are miraculous mammals; that’s right, mammals. In fact, they are the only mammal that is capable of true flight! This is just one fascinating fact about bats, so you can imagine just how fun it can be to learn about them. For instance, there are two main categories of bats: Microchiroptera and Megachiroptera. Microbats are the more common nuisance bat, smaller in size and strictly insectivores (excluding the Vampire bat). Megabats are much larger in body size and wingspan, and dine primarily on the nectar of fruits.

Several species of both bats span regions far across the globe, and some species have been around for millions of years. Unfortunately, as a result of man-kind over-development and environmental disease, many species of bats are also now extinct, while many others are endangered today. Continue reading to learn which species of bat are endangered, and what to do if you have bats on your property.

Bats Close to Extinction

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) manages an index of endangered animals called the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. In 2009, the red list contained 77 species of endangered and critically endangered bat. But with recent and on-going assessments, it is likely that this number has since increased.

Endangered and Critically Endangered Species Include:

Trident Leaf-nosed Bat Aselliscus tricuspidatus
Broad-toothed Tailless Bat Anoura latidens
Mindanao Pygmy Fruit Bat Alionycteris paucidentata
Borneo Fruit Bat Aethalops aequalis
Palawan Fruit Bat Acerodon leucotis
White-striped Free-tailed Bat Austronomus australis
Golden-capped Fruit Bat Acerodon jubatus
Western Naked-backed Fruit Bat Dobsonia peronei
Madagascan Fruit Bat Eidolon dupreanum
African Straw-coloured Fruit-bat Eidolon helvum
Pacific Sheath-tailed Bat Emballonura semicaudata
Horn-skinned Bat Eptesicus floweri
Clear-winged Woolly Bat Kerivoula pellucida
Southern Red Bat Lasiurus blossevillii
Hoary Bat Lasiurus cinereus
Indiana Bat Myotis sodalist
Fish-eating Bat Myotis vivesi
White-lined Broad-nosed Bat Platyrrhinus lineatus
Mountain Long-eared Bat Plecotus macrobullaris
Black-bearded Tomb Bat Taphozous melanopogon
Little Forest Bat Vespadelus vulturnus
Asian Particolored Bat Vespertilio sinensis

This particular list is only a fraction of endangered and critically endangered bat species. For a complete list, check out the IUCN Red List and type “bats” in the search bar.

If you are experiencing bat problems on or around your property, call a licensed bat removal and control company for safe and humane exclusion services.

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Are Bats Rodents?

Posted on June 22, 2016 by admin

At first glance, you may think a bat looks like a rat with wings, which might lead you to believe that bats could be rodents. But if you were to take a closer look, you’ll find that a bat is nothing like a mouse or rat at all! In fact, bats are mammals, just like humans, dogs, cats, primates, whales, and more! This means they are warm-blooded, and give birth to live offspring. Continue reading to learn more attributes that set bats and rodents far apart from one another.

Why Bats are Mammals

Bats are not rodents, they are mammals. And just like humans, they are a warm-blooded species that carry and give birth to live young. One of the most interesting facts about bats being mammals is that they are the only mammals capable of true flight! While other mammals may leap, soar, float, or hover, bats are the only mammal that an actually fly like a bird.

Also, bats are the only mammal in the animal kingdom known to consume blood for food. This species of bat is called the Vampire bat, but its scientific name is Desmodus rotundus. And contrary to popular stories and myths, they do not “drink” blood, but rather make a small bite and slurp the flowing blood from the wound. Cattle and livestock are popular targets for Vampire bats, but don’t worry, never humans!

Another primary characteristic that makes bats mammal is their reproductive and gestation process. Female bats generally produce a single pup, one to three times each year. They nurse their pup with milk until they are old enough to provide for themselves. This is very characteristic of most species of mammals.

Bat Problems

If you are a property owner that is experiencing bat problems in or around your home, contact a local bat control company for safe and non-lethal bat exclusion. They retain the proper permits, training, and resources to safely and humanely get rid of bats, clean up their mess, and prevent their return. Be sure to choose a licensed and experienced company, like Bat Removal Louisville!

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Fun Facts About Bats

Posted on May 16, 2016 by admin

Bats do not have the best reputation. This is a result of story-telling, movies, fear, misconceptions, and more. It certainly doesn’t help their case that they are also a nuisance wildlife in most states. But despite the social stigma that surrounds them, bats are also fascinating creatures, and an important part of our eco-system. They deserve far more credit than they get, and you will soon find out why! Continue reading to learn more about bats, and some fun facts about their species!

There are Two Kinds of Bats

All bats can be put in one of two categories: Microchiroptera or Megachiroptera. Microchiroptera, also called microbats, are small and mostly eat insects and small rodents. Megachiroptera, or megabats, are much larger and consume only the nectar and pollen from fruits and plants. The Vampire Bat and Little Brown Bat are two common micro-species. The Fruit Bat and the Flying Fox are two common mega-species.

Bats are the Only Mammal that Can Fly

Not only is it a surprise to some that bats are indeed mammals, they are the only mammals on Earth that are capable of “true” flight. Other mammals might have the ability to leap, jump, soar, or float to great extents, but the bat is the only one that can actually take flight and maintain flight. This is a cool fact!

Bats Can Eat More Than 1,000 Insects in One Hour

Bats play a major role in our surrounding eco-system simply by the amount of insects they consume on a nightly basis. Bats can eat more than 1,000 insects and mosquitos in as little as one hour! Not only does this make outdoor summer activities more comfortable for us, it plays a part in protecting plant life from over-infestation.

Not All Bats Use Echolocation to Navigate in the Dark

Microbats use echolocation to hunt and navigate in the dark, but Megabats do not. Megabats have a more pronounced visual cortex, giving them better visual acuity, as well as, an excellent sense of smell. For this reason, they do not require echolocation capabilities.

Bats are 20% of the Entire Mammalia Species

Bats are categorized into orders, classes, suborders, genera, and then species. And there are more than 900 species of bats! This adds up to nearly a quarter of all the mammals in the animal kingdom. That is a lot of insect control!

It is Illegal in Most States to Harm or Kill Bats

Most states prohibit those without a proper animal control or hunting permit to harm, trap, or kill bats. Bats are an important part of our eco-system, and should never be exterminated unless they are infected with a terminal disease or injured beyond the point of return. And in the case that a bat needs to be put down for injuries or illness, only a licensed wildlife control company has the resources and license to do so legally. So if you have nuisance bats in or around your home, call a licensed bat removal and control service for non-lethal wildlife control services you can trust.

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The Pros and Cons of Having Wild Bats Around Your Home

Posted on April 26, 2016 by admin

Bats are well-known species of mammal found all across the world. There are several fascinating qualities and characteristics that make bats a fun topic to learn about. There are many wonderful attributes to bats, but for many, bats are quite the nuisance mammal. There is a good side and a bad side to everything, and bats are no different. Continue reading to learn both the pros and the cons to wild bats found in our cities and towns.

The Benefits of Bats

Let’s give bats the benefit of doubt, and begin with the good qualities they demonstrate in nature. For starters, bats are amazing, and not-to-mention, free, pest control. That’s right; bats consume thousands of insects, mostly mosquitoes, each night! In the summer months, this makes camping and backyard barbecuing much more enjoyable. You know this if you are plagued by heavy mosquito populations each year! Without bats, insects and mosquitoes would be out of control, and we would be suffering the consequences of these nightly visitors each summer.

Aside from free pest control, bats have other beneficial attributes. For example, bat guano is a widely-used resource in certain countries across the world. If you don’t already know, bat guano is the scientific term for bat feces. Although off-putting to think about, bat guano is fertile and nutrient-rich. Many organic farmers use bat guano for fertilizing their soil. In the past, some people used bat guano to make explosives because it retains high levels of nitrogen! It is even rumored that scientists have discovered enzymes in guano that can be used in cleaning agents and laundry detergents!

Another great advantage of bats is their pollination abilities. Megabats, also called Fruit Bats, feed primarily on flower and plant nectar, making them great nectar pollinators. This occurs particularly in rain forests. When bats fly from one plant to another, they get pollen all over their bodies and its spreads everywhere they go!

The Disadvantages of Bats

The chief disadvantage of wild bats is their role as nuisance wildlife in residential and suburban areas. AS more forest and woodlands are cut down to make room for new city development, bats and other wildlife are being forced in closer proximity with humans. They are forced out of their natural environments and forced to find other sources of food and shelter.

One area bats use as shelter that causes problems among humans is attics. Attics, crawl spaces, garages, porches, and more are common areas of a residence that bats form colonies and take shelter. This causes costly damages that require tedious repairs. Bats also carry disease that can be transferred to humans, cats, and dogs. Having them around can cause health problems among kids, adults, and pets.

If you have bats in the attic, or a bat problem on your property, contact a licensed bat removal and control company for professional assistance. They can offer safe and humane bat exclusion services you can afford. Be sure they use safe methods to remove bats and can offer prevention services to stop future infestations. Never harm or kill a bat. Always call a professional for help. Remember that bats will not attack unless provoked.

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Comparing Megabats to Microbats

Posted on March 25, 2016 by admin

Did you know there are over one thousand different species of wild bats found all across the globe? This can certainly make it hard telling one apart from another, right? It is fascinating to think about how so many species of bats have acclimated and adapted to several climates and habitats all over the world. Wild bats are grouped into two main categories; megabats and microbats. Within each group contains various species of bats with a diverse range of characteristics and features. It is all quite interesting. Continue reading to learn the differences between megabats and microbats, and which species belongs in each group.

Microchiroptera

Most bats seen today are microbats. Microbats, scientifically referred to as Microchiroptera, are smaller than megabats; with “micro” meaning tiny or small, and of course “mega” meaning big or substantial. They have very small eyes but large ears. They release a high-pitched sound from their mouth or nose, to locate and hunt down food. This activity is called echolocation, a familiar term to most. Through echolocation, microbats sustain a diet that consists mostly of insects, fish, lizards, frogs, and even birds. Certain species of microbat even consume the blood of their prey. There are several species of microbats, all ranging in different sizes. The bumblebee bat happens to be the smallest; weighing only 2 grams or so. Here are a few examples of common microbat species found all across the world:

• Bumblebee Bat
• Vampire Bat
• Spear Nosed Bat
• Spotted Bat
• Inland Forest Bat
• Ghost Bat
• Orange Leaf-Nosed Bat
• Northern Free-Tailed Bat
• Mexican Free-Tailed Bat
• Little Broad-Nosed Bat
• And Much More

Megachiroptera

Megabats, or “Megachiroptera”, are less common and live in more tropical areas and climates around the world. They are much larger than microbats, and different in many ways. Megabats have large eyes and a good sense of smell. They use their sense of smell to locate food; such as fruits and flower nectars. Although primarily nocturnal, some megabats prefer to search for their meals during the daytime when these items are more bountiful and available. The largest megabat in the world is called the Gigantic Flying Fox Bat. It can weigh more than 2 pounds and have a wingspan of nearly six feet! Here are some species of megabat found in warmer and tropical climates around the planet:

• Fruit Bat
• Flying Fox Bat
• Spectacled Flying Fox Bat
• Grey-Headed Flying Fox Bat
• Hammerhead Bat
• Long-Tongued Nectar Bat
• Black Flying Fox Bat
• Little Red Flying Fox Bat
• And Much More

Even though bats are extraordinary and fascinating creatures, we certainly do not want them inside our homes! Not only can they cause extensive structural damages, they can pose a serious health threat to humans and pets. Get prompt bat removal service if you suspect you have a bat in the attic or other area of your home.

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