Nighttime Antics When Putting Food Out In Jeannie's Bat Aviary - Behind The Scenes Working With Bats

Bats come alive at night. Especially when its dinner time! Watch the pandemonium as Jeannie tries to hand their food up in the ceiling of the bat aviary.

There is great excitement over one of the treats, a corn on the cob kebab. Go figure!

Except for one cute baby flying fox who gets a bit confused, totally overwhelmed with what's going on. He decides to go south towards the floor or the aviary. But watch what happens as he gets a reward for his efforts!

MORE ABOUT AUSTRALIAN FLYING FOXES:

Flying foxes play an important role in dispersing seeds and pollinating flowering plants. They are crucial in keeping our native forests healthy.

And because flying foxes are highly mobile, seeds can be moved locally and over great distances. Thus they are vital as our forest pollinators too.

Flying foxes are also the largest flying Australian mammal. And the only mammal in Australia that is the closest genetically to humans - go figure! Throughout history, humans have always wanted to fly but the flying foxes beat us to it. Now THAT deserves our admiration!

FUNDRAISING DONATIONS:

Should you like to help with their care, then make a difference and consider donating to your local wildlife group. Even just $1 can make a big difference!

And if you are a resident of Southeast Queensland, then you could use the link: https://batrescue.org.au/donate/
All donations over $2 are fully tax-deductible.

For more videos like this, check out our playlist: "Discover Bats": https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQrN5eNL5RhOIhD8Erg2cFyPrENv1ct-8

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With a particular love of experiencing all manner of wildlife interactions, Irene is an active volunteer and member of many global wildlife organizations.

These include Not-For-Profit organizations, many of which benefit from regular donations from her photography business profits.

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