Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Good to Know
Contrary to popular misconception, bats do not become entangled in human hair and seldom transmit disease to other animals or humans.
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2 comments:
We had a bat in the house when I was a kid, and it DID get entangled in my sisters hair-dad got it out, but to this day she still remembers it and hates bats.
I have seen bats up close before and they have never once tried to attack me or fly in my hair.
Not that I have much hair :(
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