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狐蝠,热带大蝙蝠
noun
any of a family (Pteropodidae of the suborder Megachiroptera) of often large tropical and subtropical Old World bats that feed on ripe fruit, pollen, and nectar and that usually use visual navigation rather than echolocation called alsoflying fox
The first known use of fruit bat was in 1877
frying pannoun
a metal pan with a handle for frying foods
fruit sugarnoun
fructose
fruit flynoun
any of various small two-winged flies whose larvae feed on fruit or decaying vegetable matter
fruit batnoun
any of numerous large Old World fruit-eating bats of warm regions called alsoflying fox
1 In a 2016 study of Egyptian fruit bats, researchers recorded the bats for months and used a voice recognition program to analyze thousands of different sounds.
2 Some of our fruit bat findings may be unrelated to metabolism or are specific only to Jamaican fruit bats.
3 Regarding the Egyptian fruit bats at the exhibit, Becket noted their great sense of smell, one of the biggest brain-to-body-weight ratios of any other breed, and their large eyes that enable them to see in low light and echolocation, which is unusual for a fruit-eating bat.
4 It was first identified in pigs in Malaysia and Singapore in the late 1980s, though its natural reservoir is fruit bats.
5 However, unlike humans, fruit bats thrive on a sugar-rich diet.
6 But no direct test had ever been performed in a highly social setting, such as in a fruit bat colony.
7 Earlier this month, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service removed 21 species from the U.S. Endangered Species Act due to extinction, including a fruit bat, two types of fish, eight types of mussels and 10 birds.
8 Cruise the Ord River, eyeing fruit bats, short-eared rock wallabies and freshwater crocodiles.
9 The large and charismatic Mindoro stripe - faced fruit bat is found only on Philippine island of Mindoro.
这种大型的极富魅力的民都洛岛花面热带蝙蝠仅在菲律宾民都洛岛上被发现过.
1 大蝙蝠
2 果蝠
3 众多种
mouse palm bat jack swallow swift monarch squirrel emerald jay orchid cactus grunt clam tortoise tit hummingbird viper heron chameleon wallaby gull gecko weaver mackerel cuckoo salamander boa thrush woodpecker lark moray kingfisher Bunting shrew tetra opossum grenadier martin cockatoo Wren goby plover sandpiper wrasse whitefly bromeliad hornbill euonymus tanager hagfish sculpin fritillary sunbird Loach crake ichneumon ovenbird scorpionfish hoverfly filefish cisticola white-eye cotinga mojarra madtom tonguefish cuckoo-shrike coral snake diving beetle toothed whale tyrant flycatcher mole salamander poison arrow frog gall midge darkling beetle cardinal fish
4 狐蝠