Should the dead bats be burned, and will a group of dead bats come?

No.

It is recommended to bury it, spray it with alcohol or disinfectant before burying it deeply. Avoid viral transmission.

There is another solution: it is recommended to open the air conditioner case, otherwise once the bats continue to rot, maggots will breed, and even some highly pathogenic microbial spores will spread indoors through the air conditioner. After opening, the bat carcass is cleaned and the contaminated surface is cleaned with 84 disinfectant.

After washing, let the air conditioner dry. Finish with some air freshener and let it dry.

If a dead bat is found, it is recommended to take the following measures to deal with it:

1.Burying: Choose an open space and bury it. Before burial, alcohol or disinfectant can be used to disinfect the virus and avoid the spread of the virus.

2.Incineration: The bat carcass is taken to a place where it can be incinerated and then the incinerated residue is buried. This minimizes the possibility of virus transmission.

3.Cleaning and disinfection: If the bat dies indoors, it needs to be cleaned first, and then the potentially contaminated surfaces should be cleaned and disinfected with 84 disinfectant. After cleaning, keep ventilation to allow air circulation to avoid the growth of viruses.

It is important to note that bats have a strong ability to fly and are capable of carrying a variety of viruses, so try to avoid direct contact with bat carcasses and take personal protection if necessary. At the same time, if you find that the bat behaves abnormally, such as attacking humans, a large number of deaths and other abnormal situations, you should immediately contact the local animal management department or professional organization for treatment.

No, it won't. In large cities, bats have a relatively mild temperament due to the fast pace of life and long-term effects. Open the windows to scare them away.

Don't catch them, play with them or kill them. Bats have a lot of viruses on them, and they are very transmissible. If you play with them, or touch them, or even kill them, you will let them spread viruses and bacteria.

Precautions and important things to know about bats:

Bats are very good at catching mosquitoes and flies. In fact, people can coexist peacefully with any animal in nature. As long as you don't harbor hostility or do too much to it, they won't hurt us.

Bats are animals that come out at night to eat mosquitoes and are beneficial to humans. It accidentally flew home, we caught it with a net and released it back into the wild, there was no need to kill it. The ancients said that you can't see the big with the small, and you can't see the big with the small.

Won't freeze to death. Because bats generally have hibernation habits, when the ambient temperature reaches 16 28, bats are in a deep sleep state, and the physiological function of sleeping bats slows down and metabolism decreases. Hibernating bats also hoard fat in late summer and early fall, and once hibernating, they minimize the number of awakenings during hibernation to reduce additional energy expenditure.

If the bat wakes up many times under the influence of external forces such as light, sound, and touch during hibernation, it is likely to die due to insufficient energy reserves before surviving the winter.

Migration, in order to have energy:From June to September, bats produce and reproduce offspring in large numbers, so that the population reaches its peak, and in October, bats here begin to migrate on a large scale until they return in March and April of the following year. Bats that live deep in the mountains of Ma'an Township, Guiping City, eastern Guangxi, disappear within a few days of autumn and return twice the following year in early April and mid-June.

Migration is cyclical with the seasons, with fixed routes and destinations, and some bats will migrate to maintain life in the long-term evolution when temperature, humidity, and food change.

Wear disposable rubber gloves to put the bats in a plastic bag, tie the mouth of the bag, and dispose of it in the bin, and discard the disposable rubber gloves. Then change to a pair of disposable rubber gloves and use medical alcohol to wipe the place where the bat died and the tools used to kill the bat.

Bat (scientific name: chiroptera) is a group of animals belonging to the phylum Chordates, a class of mammals, and is the only mammal that can truly fly; In addition to the characteristics of mammals in general, there are a series of morphological characteristics adapted to flight. The smallest is a mixed bat, weighing only grams, with a wingspan of 16 cm; Some flying foxes can weigh more than kilograms and have a wingspan of up to meters.

Bats are light-boned, have a high degree of healing of the skull, well-developed shoulder girdles, and have keel-like protrusions on the sternum. Degeneration of the tibia and fibula of the hind limbs. The ear shell is well developed, often with a well-developed tragus or tragus.

There are abundant sensory hairs on the wing membranes, ears, lips, etc. The colors are varied, mostly brown, gray, and black.

Bats have strong flight capabilities and are also natural hosts for a variety of zoonotic viruses, capable of carrying dozens of viruses. Adapted to their ability to fly and live a nocturnal life, bats have also undergone a series of important changes in their physiology. Usually bats have poor vision, but their hearing is unusually developed, and they are able to fly freely and catch food with unmistakable accuracy at night or in very dim environments.

70% of bat species feed mainly on insects and other arthropods; The rest of the species feed mainly on fruits, nectar, and pollen; Some tropical species are carnivorous, and there are 3 species of vampire bats that feed on blood. It is found everywhere on Earth except the Arctic and Antarctic and some oceanic islands.

Bats can be divided into two suborders, with 962 species in 185 genera and 16 families in the world, and 120 species in 30 genera and 7 families in China. In 1996, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN SSC) published the 1996 Red List of Threatened Animals, which stated that there were 26 critically endangered (CR) species, 32 endangered species and 173 vulnerable species (VN). Many bats are becoming less and less common in nature and tend to become extinct, and the serious endangerment of the species is thought-provoking.

No. When it first falls, it is first affected by gravity, which will accelerate the fall; However, when an object falls through the air, it is affected by the air resistance, which increases with velocity.

Resistance causes acceleration to decrease. After falling a certain distance, the acceleration decreases to zero, the drag and gravity reach equilibrium, and the downward velocity remains constant until the ant hits the ground.

Echolocation: Most bat calls are made at frequencies between 20 and 60 kHz. Sound waves with frequencies below 20 kHz are larger than those of most insect sound waves, so they pass through the insect without being reflected back; Frequencies above 60 kHz decay quickly in the air, which limits the range in which they can be used, so that most bat calls do not have frequencies higher than 60 kHz.

Bats killed will not be retaliated against.

There are no consequences for killing a partial bat, and there will be no retribution. However, the bats themselves carry a lot of bacteria, and after they are killed, they are quickly packed into plastic bags, thrown into the trash can or found a place to bury them. The advice is to drive away as much as possible, not to kill, after all, it is a small animal.

Bat habits

Bats live in all kinds of large and small caves, crevices of ancient buildings, ceilings, partition walls, tree holes, rock crevices in mountains, and some southern fruit-eating tricks hide behind the leaves of palm and plantain trees.

Common characteristics of bats:

Bat forelimbs are specialized, especially the bones have large changes. The humerus is significantly shorter than the radius (forearm bone), and the ulna is degenerate; Except for the first finger, which is not particularly elongated and has a claw at the end, the rest of the metacarpal bones and phalanges are particularly elongated, and there is a skin membrane between the metacarpal and phalanges, which is connected with the hind limbs and tail backwards.

The epithelial membrane connecting the fingers is called the wing membrane, the mesothelial membrane of the forelimb humerus and hind limbs is called the lateral membrane, the epithelial membrane in front of the humerus and forearm bones of the forelimb is called the anterior wing membrane, and the interfemoral membrane connecting the left and right hind limbs and the tail is called the interfemoral membrane.

The interfemoral membrane often has a distance between its membrane margins, which plays the role of supporting the interfemoral membrane, and the lateral epithelium is called the talar membrane. The hindlimbs are short, and the thighs are at right angles to the body and are in the same plane. The lateral membrane often terminates at the lower tibia, heel, or base of the toe.

The hind limbs and feet are completely outside the epithelium, and the five toes have claws for hooking.

Bats have light bones all over their bodies. The skull is highly healed, the bone sutures are not obvious, and many species have nasal recesses (sinuses) with varying degrees of development at the front end of the nasal bone, and often have varying degrees of palatal recesses (palatal sinuses) at the front end of the ventral palatal bone. The shoulder girdle is well developed, and the sternum has a keel-like protrusion.

Degeneration of the tibia and fibula of the hind limbs.

Summary. Hello, usually he won't die, he may pretend to be dead, but if you have to be strong, he may die. You can quickly find a trash can for this kind of thing, and there are generally more diseases on the body.

Will the bat die if it hits, but it just slapped on the ground and didn't move.

Hello, usually he won't die, he may pretend to be dead, but if you have to be strong, he may die. You can quickly find a trash can for this kind of thing, and there are generally more diseases on the body.

I used a big packet of unopened diapers and pressed them wet, how long does it take for it to die.

This is going to take time, and the longer the better. Can't you wrap it up and throw it away?

I'm scared if there will be other bats coming to my house, this thing is a social animal.

I'm scared, I don't dare to get it until I'm dead.

It's okay, it's okay, the others won't come, this thing, it's not like snakes, if you get a snake, something else will come, bats won't.

Then don't touch it, go and ask some people to help you throw it away, and throw it out quickly.

I'm going to be dead tomorrow morning, yes, if you deal with it at that time, you'll basically die.

Violate the law.

It belongs to the protected animals. In 1996, the IUCN Species Survival Commission published the 1996 Red List of Threatened Animals, which stated that there were 26 critically endangered species, 32 endangered species, and 173 vulnerable species, for a total of 231 species, second only to rodents. Many of the bats that have been recorded in China are endemic or rare, and there are 8 species of bats listed as threatened in China's Red Book of Endangered Animals.