r/batty • u/spherocytes • 15h ago
Powdered cinnamon beignet goes *BLEP* π π¦
Credit goes to the Arizona Bat Rescue!
r/batty • u/remotectrl • Aug 02 '24
r/batty • u/spherocytes • 15h ago
Credit goes to the Arizona Bat Rescue!
r/batty • u/TealWingStudio • 14h ago
r/batty • u/JobEnvironmental2807 • 16h ago
r/batty • u/Mammoth_Influence877 • 1d ago
Australia 2026
Fruitbat died of natural causes. Definitely a male. Flies got to him so I had to bury. RIP little fella.
r/batty • u/vampirebatlover • 1d ago
@remotectrl
r/batty • u/Ok-Veterinarian-4516 • 1d ago
Maine rescuers pulled a rare red bat from the surf β now she's feisty and eating mealworms
r/batty • u/spherocytes • 2d ago
Credit goes to honkifhoary on IG!
r/batty • u/Mission_Sir_4494 • 2d ago
Indiana has the right idea!
r/batty • u/Fluid-Astronomer-253 • 2d ago
r/batty • u/incredulous_bird • 1d ago
Hello !
As the title say, i want to learn more about bats and would love some documentaries.
Would you have any suggestions ?
They can be in french or english (or with subtitles in one of those languages).
Thank you for your help !
r/batty • u/spherocytes • 3d ago
Credit goes to the Alberta Community Bat Program!
r/batty • u/jgzogaib • 4d ago
r/batty • u/Ghengis56 • 4d ago
There where also thousand of whip scorpions and huntsman spiders as well as some cave snakes in there.
r/batty • u/spherocytes • 5d ago
Species: Hoary bat
Credit goes to the PA Bat Rehab
r/batty • u/Calandril • 4d ago
8300 ft in the Rocky mountains
r/batty • u/loveSaturday • 5d ago
Evenings are nice because you can count how many bats you have, but mornings are so much better!
Pride, Louisiana
10/16/26 @ 6:31 am
r/batty • u/Public_Flamingo_4305 • 5d ago
r/batty • u/Kryptonianshezza • 6d ago
r/batty • u/spherocytes • 7d ago
Species: Silver-haired bat
Credit goes to the PA Bat Rehab!
r/batty • u/jgzogaib • 7d ago
Thought this community would appreciate this lesser-known masterpiece. Painted during his Nuenen period, Van Gogh used a stuffed megabat (flying fox) specimen likely borrowed from a private regional collection.The painting accurately reflects the distinct biology of these megabats (family Pteropodidae), known for their large, dog-like faces, prominent eyes adapted for excellent vision, and the absence of echolocation. Van Gogh intentionally placed a light source behind the taxidermy mount to capture the translucent, glowing quality of its thin wing membranes (patagium) against the dark background.
Current Collection: Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam