Most Australian flying-fox species have specific and predictable birthing seasons but we are starting to see more and more infants born out of season. Grey-headed, Black and Spectacled flying-foxes generally give birth between October and December but we have had many March born Greys coming into care this year. We age flying-foxes by their forearm length (which continues to grow throughout their lives) and this measurement provides an accurate indication of age. Interestingly, there are reports

Spoooooky! The Large Flying Fox, #Pteropus vampyrus is one of the largest #bat species in the world, a cute furry flyer endangered across its southeast Asian environment as it is consumed as bushmeat, killed because it eats fruit in orchards, and is rapidly losing habitat thanks to deforestation. With a near 5’ wingspan and weighing 2 lbs, they grace the skies at dusk with their presence. They lack echolocation, but eating fruit doesn’t require super sonar, simply great eyesight, which it has in

秒懂過背金龍等級 Malayan Bonytongue Scleropages formosus Golden arowana 龍魚