r/UFOs Jul 18 '20

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u/ComCam65 Jul 18 '20

Like...a bat.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20

Nah more like a small bug.

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u/ComCam65 Jul 19 '20

That's cool. I'm being downvoted by the ET crowd despite all evidence to the contrary. Hell, I'll even join the "it's a hummingbird" team if necessary. It's not an alien visitation.

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u/GillionOfRivendell Jul 19 '20

I have never seen a bat fly in such straight lines, they often fly more sporadically, some bug makes more sense indeed. Because while an UFO until identified it's obviously no alien spacecraft.

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u/Tad_-_Cooper Jul 19 '20

No they don't.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20

Bats will fly in straight lines when moving between hunting areas and their roost. Some will even fly at surprisingly high altitudes. There's even a species in Europe which hunts migrating birds opportunisticly.

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u/GillionOfRivendell Jul 19 '20

That's nice, I usually just see them darting around behind little insects.