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The little brown bat can live for up to 32 years.

The most common bat in North America is the little brown bat. This variety of small bat has wingspans of up to a little over 10 inches in length.

Little brown bats are covered in a dark brown fur on their head and bodies.

They usually give birth to one small bat during the reproductive season, which is from May to July.

Little brown bats can be found most commonly in caves or attics in various parts of the United States, Canada, and Mexico.", "Got bugs...get bats

A little brown bat can eat up to 1,000 mosquitoes in one hour’s time.

Annoying mosquitoes can carry diseases, suck on your blood, make your skin itch, and are a general nuisance.

Without little brown bats, we would have a lot more mosquitoes to deal with.", "Bug milk

When female little brown bats are nursing, they can eat up to 4,500 insects in one night!

Female little brown bats that are nursing need their strength.

Just like humans, baby bats feed from their mother’s nipple until they are a few weeks old.

Within 4 weeks, the baby bat will become a full-grown bat.", "Take a deep breath

Little brown bats can stop breathing in 48-minute intervals.

When little brown bats are hibernating, they can stop breathing for 48 minutes.

They hibernate for several months during the cooler parts of the year.

If they are not disturbed, their heart rates will drop to 20 beats per minute.

However, if they are woken up excessively they will use up all their reserves. As a result, these bats may starve to death.", "Pest control

This common North American bat is about 3 1/2 inches long, has a 10-inch wingspan and weighs from 5-8 grams (.2 to .3 oz).

As you might guess, it is covered with brown fur.

It is brown on the back side and pale to gray on the belly.

The little brown bat catches a variety of insects including: midges, mosquitoes, caddis flies, moths and beetles.

It is possible for each bat to eat 1,000 insects per night, making several bats very effective in keeping biting insects at a tolerable level.", ];