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Raccoons and bats might both love a good hideaway, but raccoons see bats as the perfect snack, hanging around just within reach! Bats, however, have a survival strategy: when they detect the scent of raccoon urine, their natural instinct is to fly away—fast. This genetic response is deeply ingrained, helping them avoid becoming dinner. When bats start making themselves at home where they’re not wanted, PredatorPee® Raccoon Urine offers an all-natural way to trigger that same escape response. With the scent suggesting a raccoon close by, bats will clear out and stay away!
A few bats nearby can be helpful for insect control, but an infestation around your home can lead to real trouble. Bats can leave behind strong odors, droppings (known as guano), and noise that quickly turn peaceful nights into sleepless ones. Not to mention, their droppings can harbor fungal spores linked to respiratory issues. Bats roosting in attics or sheds can also create messes that require costly clean-ups. That’s why keeping bats at a distance is key to a comfortable, safe, and healthy home environment.
As reported by Nature.com, animals like bats are experts at detecting chemical signals from predators to protect themselves. Research shows that animals rely on these chemical cues to sense nearby danger, even when predators are out of sight. Here’s how it works:
“Much like with visual cues, animals can detect the presence of predators through both general and species-specific chemical signals. ... chemicals in urine and skin lipids may be used to determine the identity of potential predators. Chemosensory (chemical) cues can be present in the air, in water, or on the ground, and can be detected by prey ... providing a reliable indication of a predator's presence even if it is visually undetectable... Animals can also use changes in the concentration or age of a scent to determine which direction a predator was traveling, in order to better avoid it.”
Since raccoons are one of the main predators of bats and expert climbers, they can easily reach bat roosts. When bats pick up on the scent of Foggy Mountain® BatStopper Raccoon Urine, their natural instincts kick in, telling them it’s time to move on to safer grounds. Foggy Mountain® BatStopper Raccoon Urine harnesses nature’s predator-prey signals to keep bats out for good. This is an ideal solution when compared to toxic bat repellent products or inhumane traps found in other stores. Always with Free Shipping to the USA & Canada!
