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When: October 21, 2021

Where: Dierenpark De Oliemeulen Tilburg, The Netherlands

For this visit, M was testing out a new lens for her camera - hoping it would be suitable for photographing in darker circumstances.

You know we only do minor edits, so this photo is still relatively dark (otherwise it would be plain unnatural and look overly edited...). Just imagine how much darker it actually was! And still, Takkie's eyes sparkle

Species: Large Flying Fox (Vliegende vos of hond)

Latin name: Pteropus Vampyrus

Originates from southeast Asia.

Current status: Near Threatened

Did you know:

…The Large Flying Fox is known by many different names, like the Greater Flying Fox, Malayan Flying Fox, Malaysian Flying Fox, Large Fruit Bat, Red-Necked Fruit Bat, Kalang and Kalong.

…Despite what their scientific name suggest, they feed exclusively on fruits, nectar and flowers like any other member of the genus Pteropus.

…It is known as a Megabat and noted for being one of the largest Bats in the world.

…Like all Old World Fruit Bats, the Large Flying Fox is unable to echolocate, but compensated with well-developed eyesight.

…The Large Flying Fox faces threats such as habitat loss and deforestation, but they are also hunted for food (bushmeat) and they are considered pests by some farmers because they sometimes feed on orchards.

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Description

When: October 21, 2021

Where: Dierenpark De Oliemeulen Tilburg, The Netherlands

For this visit, M was testing out a new lens for her camera - hoping it would be suitable for photographing in darker circumstances.

You know we only do minor edits, so this photo is still relatively dark (otherwise it would be plain unnatural and look overly edited...). Just imagine how much darker it actually was! And still, Takkie's eyes sparkle

Species: Large Flying Fox (Vliegende vos of hond)

Latin name: Pteropus Vampyrus

Originates from southeast Asia.

Current status: Near Threatened

Did you know:

…The Large Flying Fox is known by many different names, like the Greater Flying Fox, Malayan Flying Fox, Malaysian Flying Fox, Large Fruit Bat, Red-Necked Fruit Bat, Kalang and Kalong.

…Despite what their scientific name suggest, they feed exclusively on fruits, nectar and flowers like any other member of the genus Pteropus.

…It is known as a Megabat and noted for being one of the largest Bats in the world.

…Like all Old World Fruit Bats, the Large Flying Fox is unable to echolocate, but compensated with well-developed eyesight.

…The Large Flying Fox faces threats such as habitat loss and deforestation, but they are also hunted for food (bushmeat) and they are considered pests by some farmers because they sometimes feed on orchards.

© Mouselemur Photography • Portegiesje

Our work is copyrighted. Do not reproduce, copy edit, publish, transmit or upload in any way without our written permission.

Send us a note or chat message if you want to use our work as a reference.

Find us: Mouselemur on DeviantArt | Mouselemur’s zoo photos on Instagram | Mouselemur’s other photos on Instagram | Mouselemur on Facebook

Visit our website: WIXsite

Shop: high-photos for references WildlifeReferencePhotos | merchandise on RedBubble