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1. HALLOWEEN CRAB They may look scary, but ghost-faced bats are nothing to fear. While they sleep in caves during the day, the bats fly into nearby canyons at night to hunt for moths. Despite what ...

"They are related to vampire bats, ghost-faced bats, fishing and frog-eating bats, and nectar-feeding bats, and belong to a bat superfamily that once spanned the southern landmasses of Australia ...

The species is more closely related to modern-day bats living in South America than those in the southwest Pacific, first author Sue Hand says. Other relatives are vampire and ghost-faced bats ...

With its ghostly pallid fur, near-transparent skin and razor-sharp teeth, the ghost bat is one animal that's difficult to imagine snuggling up to. Otherwise known as the 'false vampire bat', the ...

Ghost Bat is a product of the Loyal Wingman program ... kill, and endure in the face of enemy aircraft and weapons. This survival will come as part of a mixed fleet of drones and crewed aircraft.