Australian city hit by a whirl of hundreds of thousands of bats

A real whirl of hundreds of thousands of bats hit the Australian city of Ingham in Queensland. This is reported by the BBC on February 8. Bats of a huge dark pack are worn in the sky above the city, creating chaos and noise. Residents of Inham try not to go outside once again, on photo shots ‑ and video filming which is spread by citizens in social networks are visible hundreds of thousands of winged animals turning over houses. The situation is complicated by the fact that fruit bats are protected by law and cannot be harmed. Because of a kind of flicker from animals people cannot sleep quietly, complain about dirt and the unpleasant smell that appeared in the city. In addition, tourists began to leave the city for the same reasons. The city authorities are trying to drive bats out of the city, but so far without success. The news agency previously reported the deaths of four children in a hyena attack in Tanzania.