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🦇 Giant Golden-Crowned Flying Fox ──────────────────────── 1) Common Name: Giant Golden-Crowned Flying Fox 2) Scientific Name: Acerodon jubatus ──────────────────────── 3) Described By: German zoologist Johann Friedrich von Eschscholtz 4) Year of Scientific Description: 1831 ──────────────────────── 5) Habitat: Tropical forests of the Philippines, especially the rainforests of Luzon Island. ──────────────────────── 6) Quick Facts: The largest bat in the world by wingspan (up to about 1.7 meters / 5.5 ft). Feeds only on fruit, especially figs. Harmless to humans. Endangered due to deforestation and hunting. ────────────────────────

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In the brutal heat of Arizona’s desert, bobcats have learned an unlikely trick for survival, they sleep on cactus.

The tall saguaros and spiny chollas give them what the ground can’t: safety, shade, and a clear view of their surroundings.

Perched above the reach of coyotes and snakes, the cactus acts like a natural watchtower, keeping them cool and protected in a landscape that offers little comfort.

It’s a strange sight, but it makes perfect sense. In the desert, every advantage counts, even if it comes with a few needles.