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  • Home
  • About Bats
    • History
    • Biology
    • Habitat
    • Living with Bats
    • Conservation
    • Health
  • Mega-bats
  • Micro-bats
  • Education
    • Burnett Mary Micro-bat Education Kit
    • Southern Queensland Flying-fox Education Kit
    • WebQuest
    • Excursion ideas
    • Working with Bats

Education

Burnett Mary Micro-bat Education Kit

Coming soon in 2018!

Southern Queensland Flying-fox Education Kit

 

Other Resources

Poster: Echolocation Made Easy

Poster: Bat Wing Basics

Brochure: Flying-foxes of SE Queensland

  • Education
    • Micro-Bat Education Kit
    • Flying-fox Education Kit
      • Year 4 The life cycle of the flying-fox
      • Year 5 Adaptations of flying-foxes
      • Year 6 The flying-fox habitat
      • Year 7 Where do flying-foxes fit in?
      • Year 8 Specialised flying-foxes
      • Year 9 Flying-fox ecosystems
      • WebQuest – My Favourite Bat
      • Excursion ideas
      • Working with Bats

If for any reason you have been bitten or scratched by a bat, wash your would thoroughly with soap under running water for 10 minutes. Then seek immediate (if possible) medical attention. Your doctor will contact the local Public Health Unit to arrange appropriate treatment that may include vaccination. Do not let the doctor give you a tetanus shot and send you on your way.

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