Rodrigues fruit bats are also known as Rodrigues flying foxes, and they belong to the Megabat group. The name flying fox comes from their long canine-like faces and this group of bats don’t use echolocation, but instead, rely on their incredible eyesight to navigate and find food.
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Join us for a delightful Sunday lunch at The Oakfield, Chester Zoo’s historic manor
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Explore the bat-eared fox, a unique insectivorous canid native to Africa. Learn about its distinctive large ears, social behaviour, and vital role in controlling termite populations.
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Meet the white-headed vulture, a powerful African bird of prey now critically endangered. Learn about its behaviour, habitat, diet and the urgent threats it faces in the wild.
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Venture into the darkness of Fruit Bat Forest and discover more about these fascinating nocturnal creatures.
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Although these small mammals may look like bears, they’re actually in a genus of their own called Airlurinae.
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