Fruit bats, such as the flying fox, use their keen sense of smell to find fruit in the dark, while vampire bats use thermal sensors in their nose to detect blood vessels in their prey.
They are highly adaptable nocturnal mammals known for their dexterous front paws and masked appearance.
Their large, forward-facing eyes provide excellent night vision, while their silent flight allows them to approach prey without being detected.
Their spotted coats provide camouflage in the dappled light of the forest floor, aiding their stealth as they stalk prey.
They hunt in dark waters and their nocturnal activity helps them avoid daytime predators and competition with other predators.
It uses its intelligence and ability to change color and texture to blend with its surroundings while hunting at night.
These vipers rely on camouflage to blend with their surroundings while waiting for prey to pass.
Hedgehogs have a unique defense mechanism—rolling into a tight ball to protect their vulnerable undersides from predators.
Their nocturnal foraging and keen sense of smell helps them avoid the heat of the day and predators.