Meet Australia's Giant Bat: The Spectacled Flying Fox #australiananimals #wildlife
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Meet Australia's Giant Bat: The Spectacled Flying Fox #australiananimals #wildlife
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Wing-derful news for our flying fox friends. 🦇 Two of the four mainland species of flying foxes, Grey-headed and Spectacled Flying Foxes are listed as threatened. Now, our decade-long survey of the Grey-headed Flying Fox (Pteropus poliocephalus) through the National Flying-fox Monitoring Program shows the population has been relatively stable since 2012. These fruit bats are common in cities and towns across south-eastern Australia. Their range has recently expanded into South Australia as well
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Wing-derful news for our flying fox friends. 🦇 Two of the four mainland species of flying foxes, Grey-headed and Spectacled Flying Foxes are listed as threatened. Now, our decade-long survey of the Grey-headed Flying Fox (Pteropus poliocephalus) through the National Flying-fox Monitoring Program shows the population has been relatively stable since 2012. These fruit bats are common in cities and towns across south-eastern Australia. Their range has recently expanded into South Australia as well
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