What did bats evolve from? How to treat it?

Bats should have evolved from primates. For example, some monkeys have evolved limb membrane structures in sparse jungles to increase the jumping distance. Some lemurs have evolved complete limb membranes for long-distance gliding. So they may have evolved from different kinds of arboreal primates in different periods. Of course, squirrels, small cats and mustelidae arboreal animals may also evolve into bats. We must first evolve the limb membrane to jump and slide, and gradually embark on the road of flight. In reality, some tree snakes and lizards also have the skill of gliding in the air.

Although bats haven't found or discovered the over-evolved intermediate fossils, we can refer to other intermediate rodents, such as flying squirrels, which can glide from one tree to another for nearly 100 meters. Put away the underarm fascia like a squirrel. This shows the diversity of animals' selection and adaptability in the process of evolution. This leads to a very different animal world.

Bats are almost the same age as dinosaurs. In ancient times, they assisted mammals, flew by sonar, and were resistant to high temperatures. A bat can carry hundreds of viruses and has strong immunity. Passing pollen and seeds to humans, a bat can eat 200- 1000 pests a day.

Evolution is both gradual and explosive. Progressiveness is explained in middle school textbooks. All the slow antelopes were eaten, so the antelopes ran faster and faster. The slow cheetah starved to death, so the cheetah ran faster and faster. This change to gradually improve one's competitiveness through natural selection in a stable niche is bound to be slow, and often leads to the extreme development of biology, and finally it is extremely fast, extremely large, with extremely long teeth and extremely hard skin, and so on. Specialized body shape or ability will not adapt to the drastic changes in the current environment at the same time. Violent environmental changes such as meteorites, volcanoes and glaciers will inevitably lead to mass extinction again and again, and then small animals without any special skills will survive in front of a blank niche and start explosive evolution, because at this time, any changes in shape, ability and eating habits caused by gene mutation may give individuals a competitive advantage to fill the blank niche.

An insect-eating rat will evolve into various types of rats and mice within tens of thousands of years, preying on insects that are not suitable for other types of rats, and then the rats that eat grass will prosper greatly because of monopolizing new food resources. After a mutant mouse successfully preys on mice, new fierce carnivores will spread branches and loose leaves to fill every link in the food chain millions of years later. So the ancestors of mammals have been doing it for tens of millions of years. Rats? Nothing has changed. Dinosaurs went extinct once 65 million years ago, and only a few million years later, flying bats and various colorful new mammals appeared.

Ants and snakes, mice and bamboo rats, these animals are basically bacteria. Why do humans always dig to eat? Eating too much game harms others and yourself. In fact, they all hurt themselves. The broad masses of the people in the country are hard-working and sit at home without pay.

Evolution has always been controversial, and many species can't prove it. Bats appeared much earlier than humans. They belong to mammals. Generally speaking, why does evolution lag far behind human beings? Therefore, you don't need to use evolution to chase the past lives of bats. Maybe the final result you are pursuing is exactly what you want, reluctantly. The bats in our place are called salt rat wolves. According to the old people, they like to steal salt to eat. When I was a child, I pulled one with my friends and ate it with relish. It can be seen that it likes to eat salt very much, indicating that their physique needs salt. After feeding the salt, I set it free and let it return to nature to live and fly freely.

Wild animals are alive and natural creatures. If human beings catch them from time to time, or even slaughter them cruelly, they will certainly arouse the wrath of heaven in the future, and it is human beings themselves who will be punished in the end. Therefore, protecting the beautiful ecology of nature must start with you and me.

In fact, bats are the seal of viruses. The fact is that people eat bats, not bats eat people. People who eat bats cannot live if they commit crimes. The wicked complain first and let the animals take the fall. One minute it was a bat, and the other minute it was a pangolin. No matter what wild animal it is, will the virus get into its mouth if it is not eaten? It's really a disease from the mouth, and human beings have really gone too far!

The ferocious bats eat 200 to 800 pests every day. One of the more than 100 is a virus, which is sealed in the body and hidden in a dark and humid corner, perhaps to protect human life. We'd better not disturb them. We are afraid of nature and our life.

Bats are like people who carry a pot! For thousands of years, humans have caught bats without protection and even used them as medicine. I have never had such a serious virus outbreak, and even used them as medicine. Therefore, this so-called saying that bat virus infects people is far-fetched, unless there is a wonderful medium in the middle, which leads to virus mutation!

10 years ago, including now, this animal still exists in houses that are not often inhabited in rural areas and have been in disrepair for a long time. Wild animals are spiritual. If you don't like them, don't hurt them. It is easy to get rid of it. Wear a mask to clean up its urine, rinse it with water and use a broom? Sweep it upside down. It will never come back.

I think bats are not terrible. At least they don't eat people. On the contrary, human beings are the most terrible. They try their best to eat it, whether swimming at sea, crawling on the ground or flying in the air, they all want to put it in their stomachs. Alas! Eating others and pointing the finger at others is the advantage of our great human beings. Should we reflect on ourselves?