Fruit bats emerge as unlikely allies in the Atlantic Forest restoration
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Mongabay · Fruit bats emerge as unlikely allies in the Atlantic Forest restoration
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Bats have long occupied a sinister place in Western pop culture. Ever since Bram Stoker published Dracula in 1897, these nocturnal mammals have been associated with vampires. Outside fiction, however, only three of the world’s roughly 1,500 known bat species feed on blood — and only one targets mammals such as cattle and other livestock. […]
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