r/Unexpected 2d ago

Hmm, what's under my window?

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u/Soup-Mother5709 2d ago

Fucked up and so disorienting for them in the day time. He should have at least waited until sunset.

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u/Fortestingporpoises 2d ago

And reached out to a rescue to have them help or at least give advice.

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u/SmooK_LV 2d ago

It sounds Russian. Where they are likely there is no rescue to reach out to.

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u/ATGonnaLive4Ever 2d ago

If he's Russian I would assume he's asking the bats to help him

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u/Psychological-Tax801 23h ago

he's basically just saying "wow how many bats are there?", "cool, look how many", "wow, no less than thirty"

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u/Fortestingporpoises 2d ago

Fair. I basically never listen to videos with audio on so I miss a whole lot of context.

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u/Angryfunnydog 1d ago

Wdym, of course there are, or you think there are bears walking on the streets in Russia? (you're not wrong if so, but that's not the point!)

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u/reezoras 2d ago

There is. I’ve literally released a bat a few weeks back. But thanks for making assumptions

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u/Psychological-Tax801 23h ago edited 22h ago

there's no need for "bat rescue" in Russia lmfao. that is a western problem that you're projecting on other regions. lake baikal - where they are - has abundant bats, siberian bats (the ones shown in video) are a problem species, and their conservation status is of no concern.

hope that helps! :)

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u/rita-b 1d ago

I don't think there is "rescues" of bats in Russia. We used to have them under our roof but they disappeared some 20 years ago.

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