Lore:Bat

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A bat
A bat swarm

Bats are flying mammals often found in caves and dungeons, traveling in groups. They are associated with Vampires, as Vampire Lords can transform into a cloud of bats, or use bats to attack enemies in combat. Tamriel's bats are diverse in diet and appearance. Giant bats are also found throughout Tamriel and certain breeds have been bred for their milk in Ska'vyn and Goldfolly.[1]

Species[edit]

Brown Steeple Bat[edit]

Brown Steeple Bat

The Brown Steeple Bat is a prolific insectivore.[2]

Dappled Cactus Bat[edit]

Dappled Cactus Bat

The Dappled Cactus Bat is a species found in arid climes that feeds primarily on cactus fruit. Nicknamed "Friends of the Caravan", trackers may follow their guano to find safe sources of cacti to rehydrate with when in need.[3]

Duskfire Nectar Bat[edit]

Duskfire Nectar Bat

The Duskfire Nectar Bat feeds on flower nectar, and has a vibrant orange pelt. They are a common sight around farms that cultivate flowering fruit.[4]

Glacier Bat[edit]

Glacier bats are a type of bat native to Skyrim. They can be found in the dungeons surrounding the city of Dawnstar.[5]

Long-Winged Bat[edit]

Long-Winged Bat

Long-Winged Bats are prolific insectivores.[6]

Skav Bat[edit]

Skav Bats are giant dairy bats from the Caverns of Wry, located north of Ska'vyn. The locals harvest the bats' milk and ferment it, creating a cheese that is moist, crumbly, and piquant.[7]

Snow Throat Fruit Bat[edit]

Long-Winged Bat

The Snow Throat Fruit Bat possesses natural camouflage that hides them from predators in snowy weather.[8]

Venin-Bat[edit]

Venin-bats are a species found in Black Marsh, known to be a nuisance to residents of Lilmoth.[9]

Xylo Pollen Bat[edit]

Xylo Pollen Bat

The Xylo Pollen Bat is another nectarivore that pollinates flowers along Valenwood's Xylo River. They are an integral part of the forest's ecosystem.[10]

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