They'll do that the buggers.

Might wanna get that looked at, bats are the most common source of rabies and you can fail to notice the bite and get immunized right away. Once symptoms of rabies show, you're dead.

Suddenly just lot my desire to see a bat up close, like ever. D:

I know, right? They recommend biologists who work with them get preimmunized just in case.

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Ah, yep. Y'all got a lyssavirus, but it's not rabies. Lucky y'all.

Lucky bastards and your lyssavirus.

Bats aren't vicious, they won't just 'go after you'.
I found a bat on the side of the road and carried it to safety on my shirt. If it wanted to bite me it very well could have.

No, they aren't, but rabid ones are. Where I am, the state game and wildlife warns everyone not to handle or approach a bat, to get rabies immunoglobulin if bitten, and to get a rabies vaccination if a bat is found in a room. They're wonderful creatures but they are also (here in the US) a vector for a very dangerous disease.

Yeah. I couldn't leave it to get hit by a car though. :c

I understand. Would've done the same myself, though it'd mean an immunization run XD

hmm squeaky little things, they scare me though. I dont really care for them to begin with XD

I adore bats. You have no idea.

ATTACK NOW MY CHILDREN!

I hope you can have it safely removed and relocated. Bats are very important to the ecosystem, and populations are declining due to the recent spread of a fungal disease.

I don't think it's actually stuck since it stopped making noises soon after.. But I'm pretty sure it's living there or something..