Looks like Photoshop material.

/Yes they are a bit ugly

They're cuties.

There is one jarring image in there, but it's not the bats

They're cute, and most of them probably aren't rabid.

I'd hug 'em.

...causing hundreds of the babies to loose their mothers.

Is this good grammar in Australia?

What the fark is a flying fox? Wouldn't that just be a bat?

interesting filling for burritos

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LonghornJ: What the fark is a flying fox? Wouldn't that just be a bat?

The Yattering: ...causing hundreds of the babies to loose their mothers.

Is this good grammar in Australia?

They need to do way instain mother>who kill thier babbys

The Yattering: ...causing hundreds of the babies to loose their mothers.

Is this good grammar in Australia?

Rotsky needs to do way instain mothers who kill their babbys in Australia.

Say what?

/Shakes fist at Broadside

I'd have called them "chazzwazzers".

As God as my witness, I thought Foxes could fly!

I saw a peanut stand, heard a rubber band,
I saw a needle that winked its eye.
But I think I will have seen everything
When I see an fox fly.

Aphrodine

When I see an fox fly.


Apparently the f is silent.

(It's a valid statement in that case too, I suppose.)

Elizabeth Montgomery was a flying fox, wasn't she?

dats ooogly

Oh dear, they are kinda uggo.

Awwww....they DO kinda wook wike widdow bebeh bats, don't dey?

Subby has no idea what he's talking about!

/Hotlinked.

Oh, come one. They're adorable.

Er, come on.

Sad part was I actually did preview that...

OMG...they're cute!

They remind me of one of my dogs:

WANT!

/wrote an in depth and exhaustive report about Flying Foxes in 4th grade
//may have been 90% images

Farked?

What the fark is a flying fox? Wouldn't that just be a bat?

It's like a bat, but bigger.

In German bat = Fledermaus, literally "flying mouse."

In Australian bat = "flying fox."

Some South American local names follow the same pattern.

flying fox? nope, just a fancy pants bat.

I went hunting for flying foxes in Papua New Guinea. Later on, one of them crapped on me.

/they're fruit eaters.
//I know that because the splot was filled with seeds.

"Those aren't birds sweetheart!"

pinguwin: I went hunting for flying foxes in Papua New Guinea. Later on, one of them crapped on me.

/they're fruit eaters.
//I know that because the splot was filled with seeds.

Dude, why would you hunt these beautiful creatures?

I am angry, nay, outraged at your behavior!

Hunting for deer or wild hog is one thing (you can eat them), but a friggin bat?

BTW, it looks like you're taking a crap in that picture.

/gun owner
//hunter
///wildlife conservationist

I wonder why they took their pacifiers away? Much cuter with their pacifiers...

Hot like a bat with a pacifier...

This flying fox

is UNAMUSED.

They're adorable, meanmitter.

ZOMG those are adorable! But then again, I have a weak spot for traditionally vilified animals: I find wolf pups and baby snakes unbelievably cute as well, and I think sharks are way cooler than frickin' dolphins. So take it with a grain of salt when I say: the baby bats are way cuter than 99% of the ugly-ass babies which appear on Fark.

Rabies, SARS, Nipha, Hendra, Histoplasma capsulatum, Leptospira, Salmonella. They may be cute but I think they may be unrivaled in the natural world for all the microbial assassins they harbor.

farked so soon?

Englebert Slaptyback: Aphrodine

When I see an fox fly.


Apparently the f is silent.

(It's a valid statement in that case too, I suppose.)

THe ORIGINAL lyric was when I see an elephant fly. He's just lazy. Am I seriously the first person to get that? PLEASE don't tell me farking DUMBO was obscure on fark.

Darwin's Prophet: Rabies, SARS, Nipha, Hendra, Histoplasma capsulatum, Leptospira, Salmonella. They may be cute but I think they may be unrivaled in the natural world for all the microbial assassins they harbor.

The same can be said for humans.
Minus the cute.

Bass O Matic:

Hunting for deer or wild hog is one thing (you can eat them), but a friggin bat?...it looks like you're taking a crap in that picture.

I was in the remote highlands of PNG in a village where I was the first outsider to stay and the kids were afraid of me as they had never seen a white person. Kids are afraid of me back home too, but that's because their parents warn them about me.

When there, you do as they do and as far as eatin' goes, they do eat them and they are considered quite tasty.

Yep, I was going native while there, so maybe I was taking a crap.

I think they are rather cute

Theological Farker: Englebert Slaptyback: Aphrodine

When I see an fox fly.


Apparently the f is silent.

(It's a valid statement in that case too, I suppose.)

THe ORIGINAL lyric was when I see an elephant fly. He's just lazy. Am I seriously the first person to get that? PLEASE don't tell me farking DUMBO was obscure on fark.

I actually lol'd at the reference when I saw it.

Can't let you do that, Star Fox.

They're actually rather cute. Bats without leaf-noses are all pretty cute. Bats with leaf-noses must be taken on an individual basis. They have a pretty interesting variety of feeding and roosting strategies too (like the tent bats that 'build' tents from big leaves), which isn't too surprising when you consider there are around 1200 different kinds.

LonghornJ: What the fark is a flying fox? Wouldn't that just be a bat?

It's called a "common name"; for example a red panda is a raccoon and the flying fox posted above is a fish, there are several cyprinid fish called sharks but are bony fish and not sharks, a mountain lion is not a lion, a clouded leopard is not a leopard, a catbird is not a cat with wings, a white peacock can be a butterfly. . . .

ZAZ: What the fark is a flying fox? Wouldn't that just be a bat?

It's like a bat, but bigger.

In German bat = Fledermaus, literally "flying mouse."

In Australian bat = "flying fox."

Some South American local names follow the same pattern.

It -is- a bat, a certain type of fruit bat (not that that negates your point, but it's not the only answer), although they do tend to be on the larger end of the scale. Saw a picture of one with a fig stuffed in it's rather large (proportionally) mouth somewhere.