Livingstone's fruit bats are critically endangered, with fewer than an estimated 1,300 members of the species left in the wild, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

The critically endangered Livingstone's fruit bat, Selene, can be seen in the video with her pup hanging in mid-air from just the umbilical cord for a nerve-wracking 11 seconds ...

A range-wide survey of the Critically Endangered Livingstone’s fruit bat Pteropus livingstonii’, Oryx, , pp. 1–10. doi: 10.1017/S0030605316000521. FEEDBACK: Use this form to send a message ...

The Livingstone's fruit bat is the first to be born at the zoo, near Morpeth, and is the first of its kind to be born in the UK for at least five years.

Twelve pups of an endangered species of bat have been born at Jersey Zoo. The Livingstone's fruit bat pups were born a couple of weeks after 10 adult bats died from an infection.

The Livingstone's fruit bat pups were born a couple of weeks after 10 adult bats died from an infection. Following the diagnosis of Pasteurellosis, a bacterial infection, ...

The Livingstone's fruit bats home is 8,089km from Jersey in the Comoros, a volcanic archipelago off Africa's east coast. Credit: ITV Channel.

Northumberland Zoo staff witness special birth of endangered Livingstone's Fruit Bat This behaviour had never previously been caught on camera, and people can now see the unique birthing process.

A new vaccine is being developed to immunise bats after 10 of the creatures died from an infection at Jersey Zoo. The bat enclosure has been closed for a week and the Livingstone fruit bats moved ...

Twelve pups of an endangered species of bat have been born at Jersey Zoo. The Livingstone's fruit bat pups were born a couple of weeks after 10 adult bats died from an infection.

A Livingstone's Fruit Bat at Northumberland Zoo. (Image: Northumberland Zoo) Sign up to FREE email alerts from ChronicleLive - All the latest ChronicleLive news, sent two times a day.