Hundreds of bats roost in trees in Belluru village
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A large colony of Indian flying foxes has established a habitat in trees near Belluru village, drawing attention from local residents and environmentalists.
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- Hundreds of Indian flying fox bats have made a home in old trees near the village of Belluru in Vemagal.
- These creatures act as natural pollinators and seed dispersers for the local forests and agricultural areas.
- Concerned citizens are now calling on the Forest Department and local authorities to protect these trees from noise pollution and deforestation.
- Preserving this site as a protected biodiversity zone is essential to ensure the safety of this bat colony.
What to watch next
- Decision by the Forest Department to designate the site as a protected biodiversity zone.
- Installation of warning signs to curb noise pollution and prevent tree cutting in the area.
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NamedIndia · Amar S.M. · Belluru · Forest Department · Vemagal
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