Batro
These creatures of the night have been giving people nightmares for many centuries. But the truth is, they are completely harmless to people and are beneficial to the ecosystem in many ways. Batro's don't deserve to be feared as they are. They deserve our respect. But this fear has led to them now being an endangered species, as people take drastic measures to rid themselves of this terror that is only a terror in their minds.
Basic Information
Anatomy
Batros are bat-like Mystimon with four bat wings, long pointy ears, small legs which it uses to hang upside down from cave ceilings. Their mouths are full of sharp teeth along with four longer fangs. They also have small black eyes.
Biological Traits
Some believe that Batros suck blood. This is a falacy and wrong in many ways. But they are able to emit sound waves which bounce off of objects around it back to it, which it uses to navigate in the darkness. This ability is called echolocation.
Genetics and Reproduction
They are mammals that live in huge colonies of hundreds or even thousands of Batros. When they mate, each female may birth 1 to 3 baby Batros.
Ecology and Habitats
Batros sleep all day in dark caves, only emerging at night. They can be found in different habitats all over the world, most often around mountains, or within 30 km of a cave that they use as a home base.
Dietary Needs and Habits
Batros are insectivores, feeding on insects.
Biological Cycle
They sleep all day in dark caves and only emerge at night. During the winter months it will go into hibernation.
Behaviour
Many people around the world fear these creatures, but they are harmless to people. Their only focus is on consuming insects. Some Mystimon behaviourists actually believe that Batros are more afraid of us than we are of them.
Additional Information
Social Structure
Batros live in huge colonies of hundreds or even thousands.
Geographic Origin and Distribution
They are mostly found anywhere there are caves, around Almahna, Atlantea, Olympus, and Highwind.
Colour
Earth
Evolutionary Stage
1
30 to 40 cm
Up to 1 kg
They have a wingspan of 50 cm across all four of its wings.
Dark brown to black.
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