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Watch the BBC first on iPlayer 👉 bbc.in/iPlayer-Home A remarkable journey into the secret world of one of the most endangered and least understood animals on earth - bats. With cutting-edge night-vision cameras and ultrasonic detectors, this programme follows a greater horseshoe bat roost for four months during the summer of 2019, capturing the hidden life of the colony as never before. Witness the birth of a new generation of pups and follow their progress towards their perilous maiden flight outside the roost.
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Can we just have a little recognition for the Brazilian free-tailed bat? They deserve so much more reknown then they are given.
The battle for *fastest* has been going on between the cheetah and the peregrine falcon for ages and ages. Cheetah can hit 120kmh, and while the pergrine flies at only 100kmh it can dive at 320kmh.
That's cheating, not your own power, no two ways about it. If that counts, fastest is actually the human because we can dive up to about 1300kmh now.
But this little known bat, who isn't even aware of what it can do, has been clocked at 160kmh in level powered flight. You win little bat.
I thought it's the Mexican free-tailed bat holds the title of fastest bat.
Grateful for the awesome video!
Fruit bats are more effective seed dispersers than birds, because they manage to "disperse" in flight. Birds need to be perched. In some places here in Brazil, up to 80% of plant species in the Atlantic rain forest are dispersed by bats.
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not sure birds need to be perched, ive had a bird drop one directly on top of my head as it flew over me! stood in the middle of a field in the middle of the day, whilst playing rugby!
@@BigPerm6999 lol...I have faced that too
@@BigPerm6999Yeah. I think, if anything, the fact of them being better seed dispersers is aided more by the fact that they roost in larger numbers and move together that way more often. They also tend to travel larger distances on average while foraging, even if they aren’t known for long distance migration, which any given species of bird will only do twice a year anyway.
That explains why they collapse and die during extreme heat waves.
Not sure about the frequency, but it happens to flying foxes in Australia, especially the mums carrying pups.
Such sweet, amazing creatures! I'm just reading Merlin Tuttle's The Secret Lives of Bats now. 😍🦇
When you watch Dark Knight and also watching this be like:
This. Is. ADORABLE
That was wonderful. Thank you.
"Look at that crazy bat lady" said the cat ladies!
Haha
Astonishing camera work and really interesting thank you :)
Amazing footage of bats. Well made, video!
Wow yo superb I really didn't know this!
I would think that the blood pumping through the capillaries of the wings cools the bat like a radiator.
Great timing to expose bats to humans
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what
@@INCURSIN well corona started cause a bat so
Oh i thought u said i ate my grandmas ashes
@@INCURSIN that’s never happened
Have we not learnt our lesson
saw the second bat and thought of deep sea creatures. pretty cool :3
They basically swim through air
Amazing!!!
Huujj
Very good
Is this a good timing for study bat?
Wouldn’t this be the best time to be studying bats ?
Not all bats carry diseases
@@amit6468 lmao
omg dont expose the bats like this
Lol
Amazing never knew about these amazing facts
"Cameras" without the apostrophe.
I think that bat was treated, you don't need to worry unless theyre making the cause... ;)
hey anyone want bat soup in 2020?
very interesting wow!!!!!
You know I honestly dont like bats rn
Very Very nice 👍❤️👏💯🔔my friend
Good nice wao
Не летят а плывут )
I think I'm starting to understand why Bruce Wayne was freaked out by these little guys. Seeing one coming out of the darkness is a bit unnerving but the mechanics of their flight is still very interesting.
this is so me
Hello Nice video beautiful
Very Likeee ❤️❤️🌹👋👍
How are they not exploding? 😂
"MAYBE IT RADIATES HEAT FROM THE FUR"
hahahhaahahahah
we are researchers
Fur is designed to regulate heat so she may be right.
butt head no shit
@@tak828 Why you telling me?
Batman simulator
@3:10 flap wings 12 times per second. No wonder it can produce high heat to kill viruses.
Es un murciélago¡¡¡ No se lo coman o si no harán lo que hizo ese chino
I hate to be that guy but… *cameras
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flying mice
Mashaallah !
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Where are the corona jokes
At the ICU
😲😲😲😦😦☝☝
People have so much time to watch how a bloody bat flies amazing
I don't like bats.
I'll get a bat of my own called Louisville Slugger and squash it!
corona thoughts
Glory be to the Creator.
*_"We will show them Our signs in the universe and within themselves until it becomes clear to them that it is the truth."_* Holy Quran 41:53.
Come on BBC, camera's what??? Your title doesn't make sense!
2nd one 🤟🏻
WHYYYYY
Why did this still have to be infected by conspiracy theorists
Conspiracy theorists? They're scientists. Not all theories have to be conspiracy theories.
They really think were idiots
I always thought how cool it would be if x-ray 🩻 mirrors 🪞 existed.
So when you look into it you would only see your bones, but in motion!
How amazing that would be!
And it would show your personal skeleton, with your build, your own teeth!
13:43 I love that. Do you love me? 😍💋 💝💖❤️