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timesharing bats
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To lure females, lesser short-tailed bats stake out and sing from small tree hollows. Instead of competing with each other, some males take turns in a single roost throughout the night. Here, one male can be seen leaving the "timeshare," and a different male entering a few moments later.
Courtesy of Cory Toth
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