is done. nathusius pipistrelle, it is done. nathusius pipistrelle, it is a natty pip, that is what i would say! it is a beast of a journey. you re talking about an animal, a chunky one might be five centimetres, it is a long way. across the north sea. it is incredible effort from such a small mammal. ., ., , .., , mammal. how do they cope with the weather changes? mammal. how do they cope with the weather changes? bats mammal. how do they cope with the weather changes? bats are - mammal. how do they cope with the weather changes? bats are pretty i weather changes? bats are pretty hardy creatures. weather changes? bats are pretty hardy creatures. i weather changes? bats are pretty hardy creatures. i mean, - weather changes? bats are pretty hardy creatures. i mean, you re i weather changes? bats are pretty| hardy creatures. i mean, you re in the uk uk we have 18 species, apart from taking a bit of a break over winter, they have got to get out there and feed. so they can withstand
he was working at land rover, he wasn t even boxing properly, he was just doing bits. but he got into gb, qualified in six months, went to rio, unfortunately he lost to the cuban but he stayed on and five years later he is olympic champion and along the way he has got commonwealth gold, european medals, and now he has completed it with the olympic gold. the world is now his oyster. a bat the size of a human thumb, has made a record breaking journey, flying more than 1200 miles from britain to russia only to end up being killed by a cat. the tiny female nathusius pipistrelle bat, like the one pictured here, was discovered in a small russian village by a resident who noticed it had a ring
very vulnerable group of children by the end of the month. she has only got another four or five years of life. that s what her condition pretty much gives. and so, a year, out of that life, she has been stuck at home, is quite a lot, percentage wise. a bat the size of a human thumb, has made a record breaking journey, flying more than 1200 miles from britain to russia only to end up being killed by a cat. the tiny female nathusius pipistrelle bat, like the one pictured here, was discovered in a small russian village by a resident who noticed it had a ring with london zoo written on. the bat had been ringed in 2016 near heathrow airport. its epicjourney is of huge interest to scientists studying the creatures in the uk.
for it. really tough competitors. i m sure this particular batjust thought, what, heathrow to moscow, no problem, sunshine! we thought, what, heathrow to moscow, no problem, sunshine! thought, what, heathrow to moscow, no problem, sunshine! we said it was an eic no problem, sunshine! we said it was an epicjourney no problem, sunshine! we said it was an epicjourney and no problem, sunshine! we said it was an epicjourney and is no problem, sunshine! we said it was an epicjourney and is of no problem, sunshine! we said it was an epicjourney and is of huge - an epicjourney and is of huge interest to scientists studying these creatures. what can those scientists learn from thatjourney? there is a huge amount that bats can teachers. forstarters, it is there is a huge amount that bats can teachers. for starters, it is only relatively recently that we recognise the nathusius pipistrelle is a different type of bat. we used to think they only came to the uk to feed and then went back to