Now we know what an angry, hungry bat sounds like

Scientists decoded some inter-bat communication Michal Samuni-Blank Egyptian Fruit Bats Egyptian Fruit Bats are highly social animals, and often have vocal disagreements. Jostling for food and living space can make for some tense interactions with your roommates. But just imagine thousands—or millions—of individuals spending decades sharing the same dark room. They'd need constant communication to keep…