Thursday, May 30, 2019
The Spotted Bat Essay -- Animal Biology
Picture a small delicate creature with a contrasting patch on each shoulder, white at the base of the ears and two huge pink ears. This creature is the spotted bat, also known as the pinto bat. It usually weighs sixteen to twenty grams with a total length of one hundred seven to one hundred fifteen millimeters. Its classification is Animalia subphylum Vertebrata Mammalia Chiroptera Vespertilionidae Euderma maculatum. (www.americanzoo.com)The spotted bat can be found in western North America southern calcium east to New Mexico and from Montana south to Mexico. It?s most commonly found in habitats dominated by Utah juniper and sagebrush, sometimes intermixed with svelte pine or Douglas-fir, or in grassy meadows in ponderosa pine savannah. Cliffs, rocky outcrops, and water are other attributes of sites where spotted bats break been located. Spotted bats roost in caves, and in cracks in cliffs and canyons, with which this species is consistently associated. The spotted bat can crawl with ease on both plain and vertical surfaces. There is a possibility that these bats migrate south...
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