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The world’s biggest bats are shrinking, reveals new research

To help exemplify the overall phenomenon of flying foxes shrinking, two specimens from the Field Museum's collections. The smaller specimen on the left is from 1995; the larger specimen on the right is from 1948. (Field Museum via SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

The world’s biggest bats are shrinking, reveals new research.

The world’s biggest bats are shrinking, reveals new research

Emily Cornelius Ruhs measuring the skull of a Madagascar flying fox in the Field Museum's collections. (Field Museum via SWNS)

The world’s biggest bats are shrinking, reveals new research

Emily Cornelius Ruhs with Madagascar flying fox specimens in the Field Museum's collections. (Field Museum via SWNS)

The world’s biggest bats are shrinking, reveals new research

A flying fox fruit bat in Madagascar. (Angelo Andrianiaina via SWNS)

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