Are bats blind?
Bats are not blind. Like many animals, they are born blind, but gain eyesight from the time they are seven to nine days old.
Answered by Kenneth M. -
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Your friend must believe that they are but bats are not blind. Like many animals, they are born blind, but gain eyesight from the time they are seven to nine days old.
Answered by Cathleen S. -
No, bats aren't blind. All bats can see, although some species aren't exactly eagle-eyed. Thanks for using ChaCha!
Answered by Mackenzie R. -
Bats are not blind. The saying, "blind as a bat," probably arose because of the way bats fly around, darting around at night.
Answered by Sara S. -
No, bats are not blind and many can see very well. ChaCha for now! Text back soon!
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