Question

Why bats cannot fly in "moonless nights"?
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Answer 1

Fruit bats need a good sense of vision, because when they forage at night for nectar and fruit, they orient by vision and the sense of smell. ... On moonless nights, fruit bats cannot fly and stay hungry.


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Answer 2

They actually rely on their daylight vision and cannot fly during moonless nights. The second group, Microchiroptera or “micro bats”, are smaller in size and mostly eat insects. These species (about 70% of all bats) use echolocation to navigate and identify the food.