Bats in Folklore and Culture: A Review of Historical Perceptions around the World
Belief systems of people have always been closely related to animals, which are symbolized in traditional narratives. Sociocultural definitions of animals as “good or evil” have persisted throughout the history of human beings. In the West, bats are often perceived as evil spirits, Vampires, and har...
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IntechOpen
2022
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