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Plants and animals (France)

 

In temperate climates, the underground world provides a constant temperature that is the average temperature over the year. During the winter, the cavities temperature remains well above zero; approximately 12°C in the Loire Valley. Bats are iconic animals of the underground world; they are undoubtedly its most famous inhabitants. They take shelter under the ground and hibernate inside the cavities. From hibernating bats and their guano there is a complete food chain with bacteria, arachnids and insects. Close to the entrances, butterflies and other insects spend the winter safe from the cold. Another occupant, the badger makes use of galleries dug by man to extend his burrow with the least effort.

 

 

 


Green in penumbra


The Eurasian Wren


Ivy


The Red Admiral


The Common Blackbird


The Hart's-tongue Fern


Light and vegetation


Hung on concretions


The Lesser Horseshoe Bat


Hanging by a thread


Hanging by the claws


Hanging by the claws


The Lesser Horseshoe Bat


Greater Horseshoe Bats


Group of Llarge Mouse-eared Bats


Large Mouse-eared Bats


Group of Vespertilionidae


Whiskered Bat


Tick


The Common Toad


The Common Toad


The Parsley Frog


Shrew


Niphargus


The Tissue


The Tissue


The Jersey Tiger


Meta menardi


The spider Pholcus


Rove Beetle larva


Greater Horseshoe Bat


Long-eared Bat


Toes and claws to grip


The House Centipede


The Herald


Gastropod and pink woodlouse

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