Newborn Flying Fox Clinging To Mother
Let us show you a newborn Indian flying fox sticking to her mother’s tummy. How rare is this scene? Since newborn Indian foxes can’t fly on their own for several months, they have to cling to their mother’s stomach in the meantime. If you’re wondering, there are more than 60 species of flying foxes across Asia, Australia, Africa, and various Pacific islands. The largest ones have 5.25-foot wingspans. These species are primarily vegetarian and can’t echolocate. They breed upside down, and colonies can be 200,000 thousand powerful.
Newborn Flying Fox Clinging To Mother
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