The Israeli fruit bat sanctuary - in pictures
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Baby bats in a specially made incubator at the sanctuary. Photo: The Israeli Bat Sanctuary -
A baby bat rescued by the sanctuary. Photo: The Israeli Bat Sanctuary -
Animal activist Nora Lifschitz, 28, holds a wounded Egyptian fruit bat (Rousettus aegyptiacus) at her bat shelter in Elah Valley, south of Beit Shemesh in central Israel. AFP -
Fruit bats hang in a cage at a shelter created by Lifschitzh. AFP -
Nora Lifschitz feeds an injured Egyptian fruit bat at her home in Tel Aviv, before the sanctuary was set up. EPA -
Nora Lifschitz treats a wounded Egyptian fruit bat in her apartment in Tel Aviv, Israel before the sanctuary was set up. EPA -
Nora Lifschitz holds a wounded Egyptian fruit bat in her apartment in Tel Aviv, Israel, before the sanctuary was set up. EPA -
Nora Lifschitz treats a wounded Egyptian fruit bat in her apartment in Tel Aviv before the sanctuary was set up. EPA -
Lifschitz holds an injured Egyptian fruit bat at her home in Tel Aviv before the sanctuary was set up. Reuters -
Nora Lifschitz treats a wounded Egyptian fruit bat in her apartment in Tel Aviv, Israel. EPA -
A wounded Egyptian fruit bat hangs on a teddy bear in the apartment of Nora Lifschitz in Tel Aviv, Israel. EPA
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