Beyond Dracula: Why bats deserve our affection, not our fear


By AGENCY
At dusk and during the night, bats are out hunting for food. — MARCUS BRANDT/dpa/dpa-tmn

Few creatures are as closely linked to being spooky as bats.

With their large ears, sharp teeth and eerie midnight flights, they have long fuelled fears of bloodsucking vampires and carriers of disease.

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