Fruit bats eat mostly fruit and nuts and are bigger than the insect-eating bats. Fish-eating bats live in Mexico and Brazil. They come out at night and eat fish. Long-tongued bats found in South America eat nectar and pollen with the help of their long tongues. Frog-eating bats live on frogs and they live in Panama.
Some bats living in South America are as good as out of horror stories.
They suck blood from living animals. These are Vampire bats. Swans have fine, white lush feathers. They groom their feathers constantly to keep themselves coated with oil. This keeps water from wetting their feathers and lets the swans float.