Little Brown Bat | ||
Classification(s) : | Prey | |
Cat Name : | Bat | |
Common Name : | Little Brown Bat | |
Scientific Name : | Myotis lucifugus | |
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Physical Description : | Little brown bats are small leathery winged creatures with fur that can range from dark gray-brown to pale golden brown to olive-yellow brown. |
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Physical Statistics : | Length: 2 – 4 Inches (60 – 102 Millimeters) |
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Behavior : | Little brown bats hibernate during the winter, and during the other seasons they roost during the day and hunt insects in the evening. |
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Social Organization : | Males and females who are not expecting or nursing young generally roost, in small groups or alone, away from the nursery roosts. |
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Approval Level : | None; Little brown bats are fairly common and their presence does not indicate a specific environmental situation. | |
Kill Difficulty : | Low; Little brown bats are small and lack any weaponry that would be harmful to cats. |
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Training Level : | Specialty - Bat; Little brown bats are nocturnal and spend lots of time in protected roosts or in the air. |
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Hunting Tactic : | Bats | |
Food Quality : | Low; Little brown bats are small and their taste and nutritional value do not make up for the amount of energy put into catching them. |