It is not uncommon for the bat to crush the fruit and simply drink the juices, while leaving the remaining pulp to fall to the ground and rot. Large fruit bats must eat alot to become sated. These bats have large, expandable stomachs which increase on one side forminga sac-like form. This trait belongs to the fruit bat alone. The insectivorous bats have intestinal tracks, instead.
Bats communicate and navigate using high-frequency sounds.
This method is so sophisticated and refined that a bat could detect an object the size of a human hair in total darkness. Bats, being very loyal to their birthplace and hibernation sight, may use this in some way to plot their way from one destination to the other but scientists are unaware of exactly how they find their way back and forth every year. It is thought that certain patterns and landmarks are passed through generations. Bats tend to migrate within a 300 mile range to warmer climates where they hibernate for up to 6 months or more using reserves of stored fat. The fruit bat will lick their breast, stomach, and wings to the point that it would seem they'd been bathing in water.