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Well, most insect-catching birds apart from bats don't fly during the night, that helps. Pheromones-driven living doesn't mind absence of light that much, and f
by jajko 3y ago
Well, most insect-catching birds apart from bats don't fly during the night, that helps. Pheromones-driven living doesn't mind absence of light that much, and flying insects are pretty sturdy when they hit something full speed, unlike bigger animals.
- nomel 3y agoIt would be interesting if it was an evolutionary response to the absence of cars at night. Less cars, less windshield, less splats.