BBC viewers were in hysterics on Friday night (October 29) when Autumnwatch aired a recorded sex segment.
The beloved seasonal show returned to our screens at the start of the week for a four-episode stint, and Friday’s instalment saw a pair of bats having a romp.
In the spirit of Halloween, the two spooky mammals got jiggy in the dark for the fourth and final episode of this year’s BBC Two series.
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This year’s seasonal series saw Chris Packham and Michaela Strachan at the helm for the slew of episodes that aired during the week.
The duo set up camp in Wild Ken Hill in Norfolk to admire the nature and wildlife that graces the UK in the autumn.
Elsewhere, hosts Lolo Williams and Gillian Burke were in Wales, where they shared some footage of bats.
Lolo then explained that they had some footage from the night cam which saw a pair of bats mating.
The expert host said: “Mr Lover Lover is back! After all his efforts last time he’s found a receptive female.
“Look at that, a lot of wing flapping, leg pulling, there is all kinds of stuff going on there but that, well I don’t need a scientist to tell me, that is successful mating.
“Even trembling knees in there! Note that he’s biting her back while they mate!”
Fans were quick to comment on the wild wildlife footage, with many taking to Twitter in hysterics.
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“I am watching bats having sex #AutumnWatch,” noted one fan, to which someone who liked the tweet replied: “I am not sure why I liked that but know it may now make me look dodgy.”
“#AutumnWatch Bat porn,” added a second viewer.
A third then added: “It’s all happening on #AutumnWatch with bats and ‘knee tremblers’.”
While a fourth joked: “If you’re a Randy bat / And you want to get jiggy like that / Tuck in your wing and flip / open your fur and strip / and give it more action not chat.”
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