Poo of 'endearing' bat worth hundreds of millions, study says

A study by The University of Sydney has revealed that the grey-headed flying fox in Australia could provide economic benefits between $217 million and $955 million annually. The research highlights their crucial ecological role, potentially contributing to the growth of 90 million new trees each year. This underscores the importance of bats in forest regeneration and biodiversity preservation.

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