Chiroptera Crewneck Sweatshirts

Fruit bats with mangoes

Fruit bats with mangoes

Fruit bats with mangoes

A cozy little large flying fox companion for your day to day ventures!

bat stickers

Exploring an ancient Byzantine gold mine using only the light of a camera flash. I didn't see this batty bat but I heard it and felt it.

Purple bats are the cutest!

A small portrait of a bat at night, taking flight. Created using acrylic paint and acrylic inks

The skeleton of a bat with the scientific name for bat, "Chiroptera," over it

Got a thing for vintage illustration and creepy vibes? Then this funky design is for you!

maybe vampire bats want love too ♥

Now you can tell the world "Yes, my saliva does have anticoagulants in it, and I am proud!" Or maybe that you just like bats

painting of a sleeping bat

murcielagos

Murcielagos

Bats

happy watercolor bat

little watercolor brown bat

procyonidae creative

watercolor smiling bat

El Estado Salvaje: Sonora

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Murcielagos

Spooky!

A vintage scientific illustration featuring dwarf eared and long eared bats, as noted. Carefully enhanced for quality and sizing. Check out the rest of my vintage wildlife illustrations!

What do bats see when they're wending their way through the starry night? Datura flowers, of course!

Protect our Nocturnal Pollinators is a gothic pastel goth design with a wicca witchcraft aesthetic. It is a cottagecore, science illustration style for a bat biologist, bat keeper, Chiropterologist, and bat lover. If you love fruit bats vampire bats and want to stop animal testing, this is for you.

I really like bats. Especially the ones that look indistinct except for the glowing edges! You know the ones.

The 67th plate from Ernst Haeckel's ''Kunstformen der Natur'' (1904), depicting organisms classified as Chiroptera. I edited the image.

Leaf-nosed Bat in Circle design by Peppermint Narwhal

Sketch to Digital. Inspired by Akira Toriyas works