Bat Day and Night
Bats rest upside down in dark, safe spots while the sun is up. When night comes, they fly out to catch insects.
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- A bat tucked under roof tiles during the day.
- A bat swooping after a moth at night.
Key takeaways
- Bats sleep in dark hiding places during the day.
- Bats hunt insects in the night sky.
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