The Livingstone's Fruit Bat - Durrell Jersey

[@tinawitte420]

That's a wonderful video, thank you! Such beautiful bats, such a huge, beautiful aviary, interesting facts, and wonderful 4K picture quality! Thank you!

[@rosyboa5520]

Little teddy bears! I love the flying foxes and fruit bats.

[@rebeccaweil1]

They’re so adorable and beautiful

[@Lisa-eu9fy]

All bats are awesome! Especially fruit bats. 💕🦇💕🦇

[@HawthorneHillNaturePreserve]

A huge part of conservation is education. As humans we don’t typically see ourselves as animals that are part of a larger ecosystem and therefore we have become disconnected from nature, our planet, and the universe. The more we study, learn and educate the next generations the better chance we have for survival in the future. Most of all we need to learn from our mistakes in the past, rather than continue to repeat them.

[@wildflower1397]

Some of the most beautiful footage of bats flying that I have ever seen. These amazing creatures must be protected! They should be able to safely fly free and plant lots of trees, as nature intended. 💕🦇

[@designprosb]

Such eloquence in your meaningful description & the direction. Thank you for the educational information & support of these Magnificent animals and your work.

[@PARIS-FRANCE]

AH ENCORE GRAND MERCI POUR CETTE SECONDE VISION CULTURELLE SI PLAISANTE ET ENRICHISSANTE !.. CET ÉTÉ J'AI VISITÉE UNE CIDRERIE EN NORMANDIE OU L'ON A VU JUSTE UNE BAT QUI APPAREMMENT NE SE NOURRIT QUE D'INSECTES D'APRÈS LE PROPRIÉTAIRE !.. BIEN À VOUS !..

[@oldfatbastad6053]

Megabattie sent me.

[@PARIS-FRANCE]

Oh formidable fantastique infrastructure pour ces merveilleuses créatures bienheureuses chez vous !.. Super merci !.. Bien à vous !..

[@rebeccaweil1]

Ahhh I am a true fan of fruit bats

[@ghostofdayinperson]

I love them! And those cheeks when they munch on fruit are so so cute!

[@jetpetty1613]

Soooo cute....why so darn cute ?!? 🥰🥰🥰 I hope they survive and the species is replenished

[@gsdalpha1358]

When we bought our home in 2006 we inherited bats living over the porch which has a suspended ceiling. They're little Brown bats, weighing perhaps 5g here in Indiana, USA. We've left them totally alone so they can catch mosquitos and other insects. They're fascinating to watch at night - so fast you can barely see them go past! Their echo location is also utterly quiet to my ears. We've just now started to hear wings fluttering in the porch ceiling as our part of the world warms toward Spring. The bats hibernate during our frigid winters. Hopefully, there will be baby bats soon. Thank you for caring for these gorgeous fruit bats!

[@elizabethgregory6364]

How adorable 💗💗💗💗

[@paulg3336]

Beautiful creatures!

[@karenhorton2345]

This is amazing - thank you

[@dablaccseaproductions5279]

Beautiful

[@isabellaistrying]

ONE DAY I SHALL PET THE TREE VOID