The idea of using a bat bombs was created the first time in World War 2, by the American dentist named Lytle Adams (LINK 6). He was impressed by the huge number of bats he saw in New Mexico and therefore started to develop his plan about using bats as a weapon against Japan. While constructing the revenge for Pearl Harbor, which has been attacked by Japan, Dr. Adams realized that the bats could easily be connected with a small bombs. The most Japanese buildings were made of wood and paper, and therefore they were an ideal target for Adam’s firebombs. The United States military supported this plan and invested about $2 million for experimenting and analyzing the whole tactic (LINK 7). The plan was to spread the bat bombs all over the Japanese
