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1. The second type of bat is a long-eared bat.

2. The brown long-eared bat has enormous ears that stretch three-fourths the length of its entire body.

3. I am a long-eared owl. My mother laid eggs in an old nest in a hole in a tree. She sat on the eggs until we hatched.

4. Brown long-eared bats were discovered breeding on the Isles of Scilly this week.

5. Dubbed the "Mickey Mouse of Mongolia, " the long-eared jerboa took a star turn recently when it was caught on camera for the first time in the wild.

6. The long-eared oracle looked me up and down, then with the help of its owner/assistant picked out a slip of paper from scores of others on a tray.

7. The long-eared bat has not been seen on the Scilly Isles since the 1960s.

8. The long-eared jerboa can be distinguished from other jerboas by its enormous ears, which are about a third larger than its head.

9. A familiar town-dweller found Australia wide is the Lesser Long-eared bat (Nyctophilus geoffroyi) which is often found catching moths and flying bugs around streetlights.

10. The reason he gave was as follows: if the long-eared innocent animal from the interior came to the prairie and saw the horses, it would think it had met its cousins and would happily rush over.

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11. The islanders followed his example and today Spiekeroog is home to the long-eared owl.

12. The chances are you've never seen this. It's a long-eared jerboa, and this is the first-ever video of the rare rodent. The resident of the deserts in Mongolia and China is endangered.

13. The chances are you've never seen this. It's a long-eared jerboa, and this is the first-ever video of the rare rodent.

14. But that might be one of the rodent's last roles, if habitat disturbances and other threats continue, pushing the long-eared jerboa over the edge.

15. While most jerboas munch on seeds and plant material, scientists think the long-eared jerboa eats mostly insects.

16. At first sight, the barn owl doesn't appear to have ears at all, unlike its cousin, the long-eared owl.

17. Results from video footage and the program's field research will help scientists design a conservation plan for the long-eared jerboa.

18. So I walked along the same path as good old Elmer Fudd, outsmarted by those clever, long-eared, fast-running rabbits.

19. And rather than sporting a coat of sandy fur like most jerboas, the long-eared species is covered with reddish-yellow fur with white underparts.