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Flying foxes are known for their 'unpaid ecological work'. Here's how we can make their jobs easier
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Flying foxes are known for their 'unpaid ecological work'. Here's how we can make their jobs easier
While they’re an important keystone species, flying foxes can have a hard time during their migration. Photo: Clare Wynter. Stephen Bartos thinks humans have unfairly judged flying foxes. “Hollywood has a lot to answer for … the idea that bats are vicious creatures that swoop down and drink your blood isn’t correct,” he said. “Flying foxes are harmless vegetarians.” A flying-fox coordinator with ACT Wildlife, Mr Bartos sees plenty of the mammals…
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