Guga, an orphaned baby fruit bat, seems remarkably human as she wakes up, seemingly still sleepy and somewhat confused, stretching out her wings and yawning.

She was rescued by volunteers from the Israeli Bat Sanctuary and fostered for three months. "During that time she learned how to eat solid fruits and eventually learned how to fly," said the sanctuary.

She has since been released back into nature.

The sanctuary is supported by donations: https://paypal.me/batsanctuary

Guga is an orphan baby fruit bat. she was rescued by the volunteers of The Israeli Bat Sanctuary, and was taken to foster care for 3 months. During that time she learned how to eat solid fruits and eventually learned how to fly. She has since been released back to nature where she belongs.
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