In "the bat-poet," which best describes the little brown bat's attempt to write a poem about bats?

a.
it is more boring because he does not find anything interesting or unusual about bats.

b.
it is more confusing because he cannot observe bats as easily as other animals.

c.
it is more difficult because he is so close to the subject matter.

d.
it is more enjoyable because he is able to rely on his own memories and experiences.

In "The Bat-Poet," the option that best describes the little brown bat's attempt to write a poem about bats is D. it is more enjoyable because he is able to rely on his own memories and experiences. He is a bat after all, so he lived with them for a long time and knows them and how they behave. Thus it was easier for him to write about them. He also had to find an audience who would listen to his poetry, so he found a chipmunk.