Nismo mislili da ćemo ovo ikada izjaviti, ali - šišmiši su preslatki. Pogledajte ovog kako se davi u lubenici

Flying Fox Rescue and Rehab udruga je iz Queenslanda u Australiji koja se bavi spašavanjem divljih životinja, većinom šišmiša. Oni brinu za nađene ozlijeđene i bolesne životinje, te usput koriste Instagram profil udruge kako bi educirali ljude o divljim životinjama i svome radu. Ako vas zbunjuje ime udruge koja nikako nema veze s lisicama (eng. fox), nazvali su je po jednoj vrsti šišmiša koja se zove leteća lisica.

Ono po čemu su najpoznatiji i zbog čega su skupili 195 tisuća pratitelja na Instagramu svakako su snimke šišmiša kojima razbijaju predrasude o tim noćnim životinjama. Naime, tamo su predstavljeni kao preslatke životinjice. Jedan od mnogih koje su spasili, ipak, postao je priličan hit i na ostalim društvenim mrežama, a video na kojem prvi puta jede lubenicu počeo se masovno dijeliti.

Sve je prilagođeno šišmišima

Lubenica je šišmišima o kojima se brinu u udruzi među najdražim obrocima, što se jasno vidi iz snimke. Ovom malenom šišmišu oči su doslovno zacaklile od sreće kada je zagrizao prvu krišku. Inače, baš sve u udruzi prilagođeno je njima, pa im tako u nastambama, sa stropa, vise komadi voća da ih šišmiši mogu grickati dok bezbrižno vise, kao što bi to radili i u prirodi. Nekad se ipak malo previše opuste pa se desi da, recimo, zaspu u zdjelici s jabukama.

Iako su snimke stvarno preslatke, kraj svake stoji upozorenje kako šišmiši nisu ljubimci te da ih se ne bi smjelo dirati čak i ako se naiđe na ozlijeđenog. “Mi smo profesionalni rehabilitatori za divlje životinje i cijepljeni smo i imamo licencu za rad s divljim životinjama. Ako vidite bolesnog ili ozlijeđenog šišmiša ne dirajte ga nego pozovite najbližu udrugu za spašavanje divljih životinja. Bez dodira nema ni rizika”, pišu kraj fotografija.

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That tongue says it all ? Did you know that an adult black flying foxes wing span is around 1 meter (3.2 feet) wide? *bats are not pets* – I am a licensed and vaccinated wildlife rescuer and rehabilitator. If you see a sick or injured bat, do not touch it. Call your nearest wildlife rescue group. No touch, no risk. #stormtheflyingfox #blackflyingfox #vaccinatedandlicencedcarer #batsqld #flyingfox #fruitbat #babybat #bat #wildliferescue #batsofaustralia #australianwildlife #batsofinstagram #batsarenotpets #pleasedonottouchbats #notouchnorisk #rehabilitateandrelease #secondchance #australia #queensland #battyburrito

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Stormy when she was just a little batty burrito ?? I miss having babies in the house. Waking up to that face for her 2am feed made it all worth it! *bats are not pets* – I am a licensed and vaccinated wildlife rescuer and rehabilitator. If you see a sick or injured bat, do not touch it. Call your nearest wildlife rescue group. No touch, no risk. #stormtheflyingfox #blackflyingfox #vaccinatedandlicencedcarer #batsqld #flyingfox #fruitbat #babybat #bat #wildliferescue #batsofaustralia #australianwildlife #batsofinstagram #batsarenotpets #pleasedonottouchbats #notouchnorisk #rehabilitateandrelease #secondchance #australia #queensland #battyburrito

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I could watch these cuties eating watermelon all day! ?? *bats are not pets* – I am a licensed and vaccinated wildlife rescuer and rehabilitator. If you see a sick or injured bat, do not touch it. Call your nearest wildlife rescue group. No touch, no risk. #blackflyingfox #vaccinatedandlicencedcarer #batsqld #flyingfox #fruitbat #babybat #bat #wildliferescue #batsofaustralia #australianwildlife #batsofinstagram #batsarenotpets #pleasedonottouchbats #notouchnorisk #rehabilitateandrelease #secondchance #australia #queensland

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When Gambit fell asleep in the apple bowl ?? Gambit has since been released back into the wild where he belongs ❤️ *bats are not pets* – I am a licensed and vaccinated wildlife rescuer and rehabilitator. If you see a sick or injured bat, do not touch it. Call your nearest wildlife rescue group. No touch, no risk. #gambittheflyingfox #greyheadedflyingfox #vaccinatedandlicencedcarer #batsqld #flyingfox #fruitbat #babybat #bat #wildliferescue #batsofaustralia #australianwildlife #batsofinstagram #batsarenotpets #pleasedonottouchbats #notouchnorisk #rehabilitateandrelease #secondchance #australia #queensland #battyburrito #threatenedspecies

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