アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 9月29日 09時23分

One of Australia’s largest bats, the grey-headed flying fox has a 3-foot wingspan and doesn’t echolocate, instead relying on sight and smell to navigate and forage for food. These social animals form large colonies, or seasonal “camps,” with hundreds or even thousands of other individuals, and use more than 20 types of squeaks to communicate. They eat nectar and fruit, and take off at dusk in search of their next meal, flying up to 30 miles away from their campsite. With more than 180 plant species in their diet, the grey-headed flying foxes are considered crucial pollinators and help disperse seeds across long distances.
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