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"Nonexistent" Flying Fox Discovered
VampireRat
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9-21-2007 5:17 AM
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philippines
VampireRat
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New species accidentally captured in net.
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9-21-2007
6:35 AM
tabsey
I love new species. Now we have to work on keeping the others.
9-21-2007
11:07 AM
neochonetes
Yes, it definitely looks like a fox. Thanks for the clip.
Did you notice that the nostrils have extended out and separated? I wonder what advantage that provides?
9-21-2007
2:15 PM
hudgal1
Cool! Great clip. I love Nat'l. Geographic.
It looks like a fox AND a bat, or box. Fat?
9-21-2007
3:40 PM
skwirlinator
He's cute!
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