A large group of flying fox bats swarming a roost are on an Indian Ocean island. The head of the Flying Fox resembles that of a fox. It has large ears and a long, pointed snout. Flying foxes use their keen eyesight and hearing to find food. A flying fox eats guava fruit.
Baby flying foxes are very large when they are born.
The Flying Foxes are found in Pakistan, India, Nepal, Sikkim, Bhutan, Barma, Sri Lanka and Moldive Island in the Indian Ocean. Bats wings are made of their extra-long fingers and forelimb bones that support thin, elastic membranes. Two membranes, top and bottom, are sandwiched together over the bones on each wing. Though flying foxes are large, many predators consider them bite-size. Cats, dogs, raccoons and skunks eat flying foxes.