"Science Comics: Bats: Learning to Fly"  Falynn Koch - 2017
 
Think of this book as a fun, fast-paced cartoon mixed with a nature documentary. The story hooks you right away by following a little brown bat who hurts his wing during a hike and ends up at a wildlife rehabilitation center. While he's recovering, he meets a whole crew of eccentric bats from all over the world. Instead of lecturing the reader with dry facts, these characters chat, joke around, and naturally explain how their radar navigation works, what they eat, and why they aren't actually creepy pests. Falynn Koch’s artwork is super expressive and colorful, completely tossing out the spooky "vampire bat" stereotypes to show just how clever and essential these creatures are to the planet. It’s snappy, genuinely funny, and sneaky about teaching you heavy science without ever making it feel like homework
 
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