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| Query: Artibeus jamaicensis | Result: 3rd of 5 | |
Jamaican fruit-eating bat (Artibeus jamaicensis)
| Subject: | Jamaican fruit-eating bat (Artibeus jamaicensis)
| | Poster: | Shahril (different_world_06@hotmail.com)
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| Resolution: 599x402
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Date: 2021:05:14 00:47:43
Upload Date: 2021:05:14 09:56:04
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Jamaican fruit-eating bats are a species of leaf-nosed bat characterized by a leaflike protrusion on their snout. The purpose of the nose leaf is unknown, but it’s thought to play a role in echolocation. Although Jamaican fruit-eating bats are capable of using echolocation, they instead rely on their senses of vision and smell to find food. The hair of the Jamaican fruit-eating bat is brown or black and paler on the underparts. Pale white markings are present above and below the eyes. Jamaican fruit-eating bats have a 16-inch (41-centimetre) wingspan. |
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