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Insectivorous long-fingered bats may also be capable of catching fish, should the opportunity arise

While most long-fingered bats eat only insects, they may all be instinctively able to also catch fish, according to a new study. Researchers suggest that experience and learning may help bats improve their fishing technique.

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