>>11288324I have seen two cats catch a bat. The first one, a piebald female, ran off with it and knowing her she ate it, while the second, a calico, broke its wings and tormented it for at least an hour before I smooshed its head with a hammer. The bat, I mean. She left it alone for a minute and I got down and looked at it, and its tiny mouth opened soundlessly, exactly the same way a kitten's does when it's too tired to make noise. It had perfect little conical teeth. That's when I knew it was hammer time. Nasty memory to carry around. I tossed its corpse to the cat after that and she didn't want anything to do with it, so to answer OP: yes and no to the first question and vampire bats to the second.
