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Batty Down Under

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Why do some flying foxes like roosting in wardrobes? What's it like to share your garden with a quarter of a million fruit bats? And why do farmers electrocute their nocturnal visitors on overhead wires?
Australians talk about their rather mixed feelings towards these attractive, intelligent and surprisingly useful animals.
Producer Miles Barton
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