Robert Pattinson studied bats to use as Batman

Los Angeles, Feb 18 : Hollywood star Robert Pattinson has revealed that he studied real-life bats ahead of shooting The Batman.Pattinson shared on Jimmy Kimmel Live!: "There was one thing I said to Matt (Reeves, the director), because I was talking to Zoe Kravitz, who plays Catwoman, shes great, and she was saying, to see the way shes moving and stuff, shes looking at these videos, big cat videos, and how big cats fight and stuff.

"So I looked up how a bat fights and there was this one video on Planet Earth of the technique of a vampire bat with a chicken in a cage and how it fights the chicken, it flaps around the cage for like an hour, just flap-banging on the cage until the chickens been scared for so long the chicken falls asleep.

And then the bat sneaks into the cage and bites it on its anus.I said that to Matt, and hes like, Ive got an idea.

"Kravitz, 33, has relished the challenge of playing Catwoman, reports femalefirst.co.uk.The Hollywood star recently revealed that shes focused on creating "a real human being" - rather than an "idea".Speaking about her approach to the character, she said: "I obviously understand the gravity of a character like this and what she means to so many people."But what felt really important was to really focus on the story that were telling in this moment, you know, and try and create a real human being.

I dont want her to be an idea.You know, I want her to be a real human being in a real situation, in a real city, trying to survive and reacting to her own pain, and her history.

"dc/ When asked about her method of portraying the character, she stated: "I obviously understand the importance of such a persona and what she is to many people."But the thing that was really important to me was to be able to concentrate on the story were telling in this moment, and to try to create a real person.

I do not want her to just be a concept.You know I want her be a real person in an actual situation in the real world struggling to survive and coping with her own hurt and her own past.