Get this: a bat's wing 🦇 has the same bones as your hand and arm 💪. Mind-blowing, right?? This Brazilian free-tailed bat is typically found hanging out in caves or enjoying a flying feast of insects. Next time you see one darting through the evening sky, remember — they're basically flying with their hands. To learn more about Georgia's bats visit 🔗 https://georgiabiodiversity.org/portal/group_info/bats 🚨IMPORTANT: NEVER PICK UP OR HANDLE A BAT. The bat in this video is an ambassador and is

Malayan Flying Fox, Nene, is working on some wing maintenance this afternoon. This is a very important job when you are the only mammal who can sustain flight! 🦇✈️ Many people assume that the skin on a bat's wing, or the patagium, is leathery. However, it is very thin and similar to our eyelids! You may even be able so see some of the veins and muscles in Nene's wing throughout the video. #animals #lubeebatconservancy #bats #cute #florida #nonprofit | Lubee Bat Conservancy