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About: Bats of Israel

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To date, thirty-three species of Israeli bats have been identified, of which 32 are . The largest bat hibernation site in Israel is the Twins Cave near Beit Shemesh. One-third of the species of bats of Israel are found in the Jordan Valley region, with many inhabiting abandoned Israeli military outposts along the border with Jordan.

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  • To date, thirty-three species of Israeli bats have been identified, of which 32 are . The largest bat hibernation site in Israel is the Twins Cave near Beit Shemesh. One-third of the species of bats of Israel are found in the Jordan Valley region, with many inhabiting abandoned Israeli military outposts along the border with Jordan. Beginning in the 1950s, bat caves in Israel were routinely fumigated to reduce the number of fruit bats in the country. As the population of fruit bats declined, so did that of other bat species. Consequently, the number of noctuid moths soared, resulting in extensive damage to crops. (en)
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  • To date, thirty-three species of Israeli bats have been identified, of which 32 are . The largest bat hibernation site in Israel is the Twins Cave near Beit Shemesh. One-third of the species of bats of Israel are found in the Jordan Valley region, with many inhabiting abandoned Israeli military outposts along the border with Jordan. (en)
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