LIVING BATS
"hanging upside down"
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| lost in africa |
Little is known about
bats, and most of the studies exclude ecology and habitat of bats. This habit
has lead into distant looking and less curiosity in engaging in conservation of
bats. The problem is that most of research are conducted at day time while the
bats are inactive, so it’s very difficult to monitor their movement and
activities in day time though they are
found nearly everywhere (under the bridges, buildings, trees, caves and in old
mine).
Traditions and beliefs
is the greatest damage to bats which creates fears, dislikes, destruction and
possible extinction of bats.
What is so important about bats?
Think on their importance to man,
Think about what they eat at night,
Think about their habitat.
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| lost in africa photo |
Bats live nearly everywhere, the importance of bats to human, they eat mosquitoes and
other insect thus reduce chemicals
and poisons uses, Tropical bats pollinate and spread seeds for new plants and
trees for global health system. Certain
bats are helpful to farmers. For example;
Colony of brown bats can aid farmers by eating millions of root-worms. This
saves crops from damage, and makes more food available at the market. The Saliva
from the vampire bat is being understudy for the treatment of people with heart
problems
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| bats in Arusha |
Bats are wild animal we
should never touch/kill them. We need to
conserve and let them live.
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