where bats come from?
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believe it or not...bats are most closely related to primates!
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I think its about bats flying thru the universe.
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The bumblebee bat of Thailand, weighing just 2g\n\nThe Kitti’s hog-nosed bat \n\nSavi's Pigmy Shrew Suncus etruscus \n\nCraseonycteris thonglongyai \n\nthe mouse deer
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Excluding bats doesn't change the answer.  The answer is no.  Sight requires photons to hit specialized optic cells and generate a nerve signal.  No photons - no nerve signal.
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I would look up animal control, and phone them. They wouldnt rent bats but they may know where you can. Also look up bat rental on the net in your city. Good luck!
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he happens to be wrong. Scientists and archeaologists have traced the origin of the homo spp. to the area of africa known as the great rift. Modern humans first apeared in one of three places: North Africa, Central Asia/Middle East, or Eastern Europe.
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What an odd question. They come from variations of a dog-like species that evolved. What exactly are you asking?
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tapioca they come from a plant... called a tapioca plant.
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Your ass! Where the hell do you think it comes from?
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no, they come from the environment.
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The wild ancestors of cows were native to northern Africa, Europe, and southern Asia.
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They come from the east. Meteorologists refer to the wind by the direction in which the winds are coming.
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Possibly Rabies. A teenager here in Texas just died a month or so ago from a rabid bat coming in through his window and biting him while he was asleep.
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i really have no idea where it came from. for some reasons monkeys come to mind. i think they were carriers and some human got it and then it just kindof spread from there. it took a while to become mainstream.
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Oh my God!  Where did he come from!!!!!^^^^^^^
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rats bats and dolphins..
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Wow, 5 people responded before me and never really answered your question.\n\nThe main question you asked was about "complex animals" compared to land plants. You were understanding this right.  Remember that those early plants were more similar to modern bryophytes (like mosses, liverworts and hornworts).  The vertebrates at that time were all sea creatures (very primitive fish-like).\n\nBy the time the land vertebrates appeared, large trees were abundant and so were insects.\n\nAlso, why do some people insist on using a book that says insects have 4 legs and calls bats birds as their science book?