Moriarty’s Monsters Part 9: The Honduran White Bat
This week, Jack highlights a South American bat named the Honduran White Bat.
Hello everyone and welcome back to “Moriarty’s Monsters,” where we explore the strange and deranged!
This week we have the most adorable freakin’ marshmallow you have ever seen in your miserable life. Holy hell, it’s the Honduran White Bat. These little puff balls are literally one of the cutest animals in the entire world and are found in (obviously) Honduras and other parts of South America.
These things are so nice too, they don’t even drink blood, they just eat fruits. Like why are these things not common household pets? Well, one reason is probably because they are critically endangered. Due to deforestation, lots of these little guys are dying to death, and since they’re so small, not a lot of people notice them and don’t give a singular crap.
Now, these little cherubs are about 3-5 cm in length and make their homes in big leaves, cutting the veins so they fold over into almost a tent. They hold to the roof of this leaf tent and live together in groups of a dozen.
These beautiful puff of natures white fur actually grants great camouflage. When in the leaf tents, sunlight shines through the leaves and cast a greenish color off the bats completely concealing them. They’re freakin’ geniuses my dudes. So for the closing id just like to say please help to save these cotton balls of God because this is definitely one animal worth saving. They are ten times cuter than humans- that’s a fact.