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Term: Big-eared Bat

Description:

A big-eared bat refers to any bat species belonging to the family Micronycteridae, characterized by their unusually large ears. These bats are primarily found in various regions around the world and are known for their excellent echolocation abilities.

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Sample Sentences:

Noun - Animal:

The big-eared bat uses its large ears to detect insect prey in complete darkness.

The conservation efforts have helped protect the habitats of big-eared bats across the region.

Noun - Person:

In the Halloween parade, a child dressed as a big-eared bat won the costume contest.

The scientist spent years studying the behavior of big-eared bats in their natural habitat.

Adjective:

The big-eared bat species has distinct wing patterns that facilitate camouflage.

To survive in its environment, the big-eared bat has adapted unique hunting techniques.

Verb:

During the night, the big-eared bats fly silently, hunting for insects.

The researchers eagerly observed the big-eared bats roosting in the cave.

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