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Wrinkle-Faced Bat

Wrinkle-Faced Bat. By: Sophia. The wrinkle-faced bat is a small brownish bat. It has white spots on its shoulders. It has a short muzzle and the top of its head is raised. The wrinkle-faced bat has a naked, short, wide face and it’s covered with extra skin that sticks out as wrinkled folds.

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Wrinkle-Faced Bat

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  1. Wrinkle-Faced Bat By: Sophia

  2. The wrinkle-faced bat is a small brownish bat. It has white spots on its shoulders. It has a short muzzle and the top of its head is raised. The wrinkle-faced bat has a naked, short, wide face and it’s covered with extra skin that sticks out as wrinkled folds. What does it look like?

  3. Where is it found? Most of the wrinkle-faced bats live in Central America and South America. What does it eat? The wrinkle-faced bat eats bananas and pawpaws.

  4. The Bat “Fact-ory” • When wrinkle-faced bats have babies most of the babies weigh half the size of their mother. • Wrinkle-faced bats only grow to just 2.5 inches. • Wrinkle-faced bats’ wing span is about 9 inches. • When roosting, the wrinkle-faced bat hangs under the leaves of a Mango tree. • They roost alone or in twos and threes. • They never will have more then 12 bats in a tree.

  5. “Bat’s” All, Folks!

  6. Bibliography Gerholdt, Pamela J. Wrinkle-Faced Bats. ABDO & Daughters,1996

  7. THE END http://www.lawrencehallofscience.org/batquiz/

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