Question

Difference between bird and bat.

Answer 1

Hint: New wind-tunnel measurements demonstrate that, despite their chaotic and graceless movements, bats are more efficient flyers than birds, thanks to an airlift system that is unique among airborne organisms. If you touch the bat (or believe you, your pet, or a child may have touched the bat), call Public Health at 206-296-4774 right away. Anyone who came into contact with the bat or its saliva could have rabies, a disease that is nearly always fatal once symptoms appear.

Complete answer:

Birds:	Bats:
They are flying, feathery animals.	They are mammals with a webbed structure.
Belongs to the Aves family.	It belongs to the mammalian family.
Birds have no teeth and rely on their beaks to consume and scoop water.	Bats use their fangs to crush things.
Except for a few species, birds are only active during the day.	Bats are nocturnal, meaning they are only active at night.
Oviparous birds are those that reproduce by laying eggs.	Bats reproduce by giving birth to their offspring, making them viviparous.

To feed their offspring, birds lay eggs and forage. Birds have beaks but no teeth, while bats have sharp teeth on their jaw bones. Bats are the only mammals with the ability to fly. Birds have rigid, feathered wings with a variety of forms, lengths, and plumage that offer various species with different flight benefits.

Bat wings are made up of flaps of skin stretched between the fingers and arm bones. The feathers on a bird's wing extend all the way down the arm. Birds and bats did not share a common ancestor who had wings, but they did share a common ancestor who possessed forelimbs.

Note:-
People are not attacked by bats. If you see them flying around, they're generally swooping down on insects or fruits on nearby trees and aren't trying to hurt you! Humans were not born with the ability to fly. We won't be able to generate enough lift to overcome gravity (or our weight). Birds aren't just able to fly because of their wings. Birds have air sacs inside their bodies that make them lighter, allowing them to move through the air more smoothly.