Origami Bats
Here are some origami bats. Don’t worry, they won’t suck your blood.
Halloween Origami Bats
- Bat (N Robinson)
- Bat (origami-club.com)
- Bat (F Balint)
- Bat (A Mantler)
- Bat Pop-up Card (J Shafer)
- Bat Outta Hell Money: (A Barbour) pg 1, pg 2, pg 3
- Easy Bat (Elementary School Art)
- Egyptian Slit-faced Bat: (A Barbour) pg 1, pg 2
- Faceless Bat (B Krohe)
- Flapping Bat (T Hull)
- Halloween Bat (S Song)
- Hallowe’en Bat (M Smith)
- Happy Good Luck Bat (M LaFosse): here and here
- Hungry Bat (AF Barbour)
- Little Bat (C Esseltine)
- Little Bat (R Donachie)
- Origami Bat (activityvillage.co.uk)
- Origami Bat (E Ha)
- Patty Bat (T Kawasaki)
- Tesselation-Bat (A Kastlunger)
- Vampire Bat (N Robinson)
- Vespertilio (I Stoian)
Cool Bat Facts
Did you know that bats are the only mammals that can truly fly? Other mammals (like the flying squirrel) can glide but not truly fly. Here are other cool facts about bats:
- There 1000+ different species of bats.
- Bats are nocturnal (active at night). They “see” through a process called echolocation. This means they project sounds and then wait for the sound to bounce back. That information allows them to get a picture of their surroundings.
- Bats eat insects, fruits, fish, or blood (yes, you heard me, blood). There are 3 species of vampire bats which feed solely on blood.
- Vampire bats have small, sharp teeth which can bite through an animal’s skin. Most of the time, the animal doesn’t even notice.
- Some vampire bats carry rabies so an animal bitten by a bat could get rabies.
- Some bats live by themselves while others live in big colonies with thousands of other bats.
- Bats can live for 20+ years.
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Halloween-Themed Origami Diagrams
Bats
Cats
Owls
Spiders
Pumpkins
Witch, Ghost
Grisly Things
