Do bats argue with each other

Bats have plenty to argue about, and scientists have discovered the nocturnal creatures have a language they use to talk to each other, according to a new study.The immune system is a particularly good example.The spotted bat gets its name from its distinct appearance of black and white spotted fur.This is also a problem because bats, along with other mammals, carry rabies virus.Bats die if they go two nights without a meal, and hunting for blood—their only source of food—is a risky business.

Different species of bats have varying numbers of teeth, but they all have anywhere from 20 to 38.By studying the video footage, the researchers were able to unpick which bats were arguing each other, the outcome of each row, and sort the squabbles into four different bones of contention.Of the three species of vampire bats in north america, only a single specimen has been recorded for the united states in extreme southwest texas.Detectives launched a probe yesterday after the group was caught on camera br…As others have said a few raptors prey on bats, some like the bat hawk specialises in doing so.

The question has been hotly debated among researchers studying the origins of deadly viruses.Yes, but not in most of the united states.