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1. How many kinds of bats are there in the world?
2. The Honduras white bat makes tents. What does it use to make the tent?
3. What makes the Congress Bridge in Austin, Texas special?
4. Use your online research skills to learn the most common bat in your area.
5. Name three kinds of places bats call home.
6. What are the wings of bats made of?
7. Write another fact about the wings of bats.
8. How do people use bat droppings?
9. Why is the Indiana bat endangered?
10. Bats use echolocation to find objects in the dark.
echolocation info a.
b.
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11. Calculated to challenge - How many bugs can a bat eat in one 3 hour evening?
How is this important to the ecosystem?
Check out the pie chart about Yearly
Behavior Cycle for bats. Circle the correct answer.
12. What happens to bats when people disturb them during hibernation?
While you were reading that last page did you see - What do they call baby bats? ____________________________
13. Yuck or Yum? Name the people who eat bats. _________________________________________________
14. Did you ever hear the saying (idiom) "she has bats
in her belfry"? What does it
mean?
15. Scan this bat interview. Write another question to ask the bat.
16. Take the bat quiz "Bat you do well!" ~*~ 17. Go find out. How many books about bats does Amazon.com offer? _____________________ How about at your school's library or at your community library? _________________________
Write the title of your favorite bat book. ____________________________________________________________________ I really like Bats at the Beach by Brian Lies.
18. Write one myth about bats or a bat fact.
19. Based on the article What Is Killing Bats? what action(s) should people take?
20. Some bats are (circle the correct words)
~*~ Extras: * You have decided to erect a bat house. * Which of the websites that you visited during this hunt would be helpful to you in writing the proposal? Why?
* Go Digging: Bat pollinators are important to some plants. Explain. ~*~ You worked hard to answer all the questions. Try these batty activities.
Explore a science subject Science Close Up Listen up ( Look for listen in left column) - As a teen, Merlin Tuttle, banded bats hoping to find out where bats went in winter. Was his hypothesis correct? How did his experiment help the study of bats? Do this Dichotomous Key activity for two of the species. Then try your hand at making one for a species of bats. Fields, Meadows and Fencerows study unit
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1999 Cynthia J. O'Hora FAQ Updated 9/2008, Posted 10/99 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 License.
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