If a bat gets tangled in a humans hair.......?

Question

will you be able to take it out without going to the hospital since their legs have sticky stuff to stick to things right?

Answer 1

that's just a myth it very rarely happens. but if it does try to pull it out or your going to have to cut ur hair.

Answer 2

if a bat gets tangled in your hair there isn't anything you an do until it lays it's eggs and metamorphs into bubbles

Answer 3

Why would a bat be tangled in your hair?

Answer 4

that would not be good

Answer 5

Just leave the bat in there till it passes out. Then go to the hospital or a vet and have them cut your hair.

Answer 6

Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!! Gross!

Answer 7

yea cut your hair

Answer 8

forget other risks and go to the ER== they will fix it up along with antibiotics or rabbis shot== why delay? good luck, now jump in the bat mobile and get some professional help=

Answer 9

just cut it out but be careful not to cut the bat by mistake!

Answer 10

you could cut the human's hair... Oo Good luck Mate.

Answer 11

Old wives tale. Bats do not get tangled in peoples hair and they certainly aren't sticky on any part of their body. They hang by claws, not sticky stuff.

Answer 12

This is probably the most farfetched notion about bats there is. Movies have portrayed bats getting tangled in peoples hair, especially ladies hair. Notice however that once the bat gets tangled in their hair the victim screams, thrashes about and then the bat flies off. This never happens in real life. bats can navigate in absolute dark as well as it can during the day, maybe even better. What possible reason would a bat have to tangle itself (endangering itself in the process) in someone's hair? There is no reason, just myth.

Answer 13

their legs don't have sticky stuff,they just grab stuff with their claws,my best friends mom got a bat stuck in her hair once....to answer your question yes you can get them out yourself.

Answer 14

It's extremely rare that a bat would ever get caught in someone's hair...that's an old wives tale.  They're radar is much more sophisticated than that....if they can detect a bug in mid-flight, they can avoid a big, fat human head.  They do not have sticky legs either, they have small little clawed "paw" that they grip with.

Answer 15

wON'T HAVE TO GO TO THE Hosp, but you will have to cut it out of your hair..the only way!!

Answer 16

Geez, they don't have sticky stuff on their legs.  It's a "velcro"type substance that helps the babies hold on to the mothers.  All you have to do is calm the bats down and they will release.

Had bats cuz the mom was killed by a hawk.  

They aren't bad.  I attract them to eat the bugs in my area.  Feed them and like them.  There is only one kind that sucks blood, the rest eat bugs.

Answer 17

yes, if it sticks cut it....that is what they are gonna do at the hospital, so save some money and do it yourself

Answer 18

yea just cut there legs off with a stick LOL

Answer 19

you'll be fine as long as you don't have Marge Simpson hair lol

Answer 20

True, bats are sticky, but what are the chances of that happening? Anyway, peanut butter is not a suggestion. And bats would be flying and freaking out so it would be painful.

If scissors or shaking your head doesn't work. a hospital would be good.