Bat Loves the Night
“Bat Loves the Night” by Nicola Davies, published by Walker in 2002, is a 32-page exploration of the intriguing world of bats. Written in English, this book presents a detailed look at these unique mammals, highlighting their behaviors and characteristics, such as sleeping upside down and using vocalizations to navigate in the dark.
Readers will discover fascinating facts about bats, including their offspring, known as batlings, and their role as the monarchs of the night. This work falls within the realm of juvenile fiction and focuses on animals and mammals, making it an engaging read for young audiences interested in wildlife and the natural world.
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Did you know that bats aren’t birds, but mammals? That they sleep upside down? That their babies are called batlings? That they shout as they fly, using their voices to find their way? This is a study of the fascinating nocturnal world of the bat, the monarch of the night.
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