Rodrigues Fruit Bat - Animal Fact Sheets

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Rodrigues Fruit Bat - Animal Fact Sheets
Woodland Zoo
Seattle, WA

Habitat
Rodrigues fruit bats depend on dense tropical rain forests for their food supply, roosting areas and shelter.

Diet
In the wild: Leaves, flowers, nectar, pollen of mango, fig and tamarind trees.

At the zoo: Fruit and vegetables plus marmoset diet.

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