What turns me on?

Says the bat.

It’s not only  vocalisations and eavesdropping fringe-lipped bats spread culture through sound attitude are the common characteristics of bat and human. Deception, too. But this time, for its bloody sucking survival.

In a research done by Bill Schutt in the book Bat Banquet suggests that human must give the bat the benefit of the doubt. At least their victim is not even aware of attempted murder.

When they eat in the wild, their prey usually don’t even feel the bite—let alone die—and the bats produce an anticoagulant that could help stroke victims heal.

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