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What environments can a bat be considered a denizen of?

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Bats are considered to be denizens of the night because nearly all species are nocturnal, or, rather, most active at night. During the day bats live in caves and trees and have adapted to living in barns, attics, tunnels, and under bridges. They can also be found in rock crevices and abandoned mines.

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