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Scientific Name: Carollia perspicillata
Range: North America, South America
Habitat: Forest, caves
Food: Fruit, insects
Bats may fly, but they are not birds. Bats are mammals and, like humans, have hair and tend to give birth to only one offspring at a time. Did you know that a bat can catch flying insects with its mouth, wings, and even with its tail? This allows bats to catch a lot of bugs—controlling insects that attack crops. Not to mention helping out humans—bats can eat up to 1,200 annoying mosquitos every hour!