Feeding & Care of Infant Bats

Bats are beneficial animals, but many people have great misunderstandings and inexplicable fears about them. The food of bats is mosquitoes, moths, and other small insects. Each bat can eat an average of 300 to 500 mosquitoes per night. In a container full of mosquitoes, you can eat up to 3000 mosquitoes, which is more efficient than any mosquito trap. Whenever I tell my friends that I rescued a bat, they will ask me whether they will bite me or suck blood? The answer is: bats only bite people to defend themselves when they are frightened, just like humans, but only the vampire bat that lives in South America is the only one who sucks blood. Most other bats eat insects or eat fruits.

Bats get pregnant once a year, and each time they give birth to 1 or 2 baby bats. The birth rate is rare. After the baby bats are born, they will firmly hold their mothers, but accidents always happen.