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Nóctulo grande saliendo de una caja-refugio para cazar en la noche.

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By Jens Rydell
| Europa Press Verified
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Living Vampires

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By Johan Eklöf, Jens Rydell
| rom.on.ca
The vampire bat gets its name from shared traits with one of folklore’s most feared monsters By Johan Eklöf and Jens Rydell Vampire bats don’t eat solid food, nor do they drink water. They live solely on blood—a feat that has earned them considerable notoriety. In Latin America, the home of vampire bats, they have been part of myths and religion for at least one thousand years.
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Age of enlightenment: long-term effects of outdoor aesthetic lights on bats in churches

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By Jens Rydell, Johan Eklöf, Sonia Sánchez-Navarro
| rsos.royalsocietypublishing.org
AbstractWe surveyed 110 country churches in south-western Sweden for presence of brown long-eared bats Plecotus auritus in summer 2016 by visual inspection and/or evening emergence counts. Each church was also classified according to the presence and amount of aesthetic directional lights (flood-lights) aimed on its walls and tower from the outside.
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