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Tiny Amazonian bats are proving to be brilliant forest architects by crafting leaf tents and planting wild fruit gardens. New research shows their daily habits help regenerate rainforests while supporting local food security.
Half a million grey-headed flying foxes in Australia could plant 90 million new trees annually through their droppings, creating up to $955 million in economic value. New research reveals these misunderstood creatures are secret heroes of forest regeneration.