To be clear, fruit bat sonar isn’t a direct predecessor of microbat sonar. Think of it more as a historical painting—a reconstruction of a possible past. As Boonman writes, “We believe that ...

The painting depicts eight roosting fruit bats - also called flying foxes. They have features that do not match any Australian bats alive today, suggesting the art depicts a species that is now ...

A painting of a Great Indian fruit bat, also known as the flying fox, sold for over Rs 4.6 crore at a Bonhams Islamic and Indian Art auction in London, which raked in total sales of 4.5 million ...

And a few animal species take advantage of this, deliberately seeking out fermented fruit with the objective of painting the jungle ... Fruit and nectar eating bats certainly don't fall under ...

which is unusual for a fruit-eating bat. How different cultures relate to bats will be highlighted at the exhibit. “We have some traditional works of art from China, Korea, and Japan that are ...

With temperatures topping 110 degrees Fahrenheit, photographer Hardik Shelat wasn't the only one trying to keep cool.